The 2023 presidential election which held on the 25th of February has been concluded, and the results of the elections are being collated by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Here’s the breakdown of the results of the elections so far:
Total scores
- APC -Tinubu = 8,794,726 (Winner)
- PDP Atiku = 6,984,520
- LP Peter Obi = 6,101,533
- NNDP Kwankwanso = 1,496,687
State by State Results- Presidential
1. Kwara State:
- Tinubu – 263,572
- Peter Obi – 31,116
- Atiku – 136,909
- Kwankwaso – 3,101
2. Osun State:
- Tinubu – 343, 945
- Peter Obi – 23,283
- Atiku – 354, 366
- Kwankwaso – 713
3. Ondo State:
- Tinubu – 369, 924
- Peter Obi – 47, 350
- Atiku – 115,463
- Kwankwaso – 930
4. Ogun State:
- Tinubu – 341,554
- Peter Obi – 85,829
- Atiku – 123,831
- Kwankwaso – 2,200
5. Oyo State:
- Tinubu – 449, 884
- Peter Obi – 99, 110
- Atiku – 182, 977
- Kwankwaso – 4, 095
6. Enugu State:
- Tinubu – 4,772
- Peter Obi – 428, 640
- Atiku – 15,749
- Kwankwaso – 1,808
7. Gombe State:
- Tinubu – 146, 977
- Peter Obi – 26, 160
- Atiku – 319, 112
- Kwankwaso – 10, 520
8. Jigawa State:
- Tinubu – 421, 390
- Peter Obi – 1, 889
- Atiku – 386, 587
- Kwankwaso – 98, 234
9. Adamawa State
- Tinubu – 182, 881
- Peter Obi – 105, 648
- Atiku – 417, 611
- Kwankwaso – 8, 006
10. Katsina State:
- Tinubu – 482, 283
- Peter Obi – 6, 376
- Atiku – 489, 045
- Kwankwaso – 69, 386
11. Nasarawa
- Tinubu – 172,922
- Peter Obi – 191, 361
- Atiku – 147, 093
- Kwankwaso – 12,715
12. Plateau State
- Tinubu – 307,195
- Peter Obi – 466,272
- Atiku – 243,808
13. Bauchi State
- Tinubu – 316,694
- Peter Obi – 24,910
- Atiku – 426,607
- Kwankwaso – 72,103
14. Kano State
- Tinubu – 517,341
- Peter Obi – 28,513
- Atiku – 131,716
- Kwankwaso – 997,279
15. Ekiti State
- Tinubu – 201,494
- Peter Obi – 11,397
- Atiku – 89,554
- Kwankwaso – 264
16. Benue State
- Tinubu – 310,469
- Peter Obi – 208,372
- Atiku – 130,081
- Kwankwaso – 4,740
17. Lagos State
- Tinubu – 572,606
- Peter Obi – 582,454
- Atiku – 75,750
- Kwankwaso – 8,442
18. Yobe State
- Tinubu – 151 459
- Peter Obi – 2,406
- Atiku – 198 567
- Kwankwaso – 18,270
19. Edo State
- Tinubu – 144,471
- Peter Obi – 331,163
- Atiku – 89,585
- Kwankwaso – 2,743
20. Akwa Ibom
- Tinubu – 160,620
- Peter Obi – 132,683
- Atiku – 214,012
- Kwankwaso –
21. Ebonyi
- Tinubu -42,402
- Atiku- 13,503
- Peter Obi- 259,738
22. Abuja (FCT)
- Tinubu – 90,902
- Atiku 74,194
- Peter Obi 281,717
23. Kogi
- Tinubu 240,751
- Atiku 145,104
- Kwankwaso 4,238
- Peter Obi 56,217
24. Cross River
- Tinubu-130,520
- Peter Obi- 179,917
- Kwankwaso- 1,644
- Atiku- 95,425
25. Anambra
- Tinubu- 5,111
- Atiku- 9,036
- Peter Obi- 584,621
- Kwankwaso- 1,967
26. Taraba
- Tinubu-135,165
- Atiku-189,017
- Peter Obi-146,315
- Kwankwaso-12,818
27. Abia
- Tinubu-8,914
- Atiku-22,676
- Peter Obi-327,095
- Kwankwaso- 1,239
28. Niger
- Tinubu- 375,183
- Atiku- 284,898
- Peter Obi-80,452
- Kwankwaso -21,836
29. Yobe
- Tinubu- 151,459
- Atiku- 198,567
- Peter Obi- 2,406
- Kwankwaso-18,270
30. Rivers State
- Atiku- 130,081
- Kwankwaso – 4,740
- Tinubu- 231,593
- Peter Obi- 175,555
31. Sokoto
- Tinubu-285,444
- Atiku- 288,679
- Peter Obi-6,568
- Kwankwaso-
32. Imo
- Tinubu- 66,171
- Atiku-30,004
- Peter Obi-352,904
- Kwankwaso-1,536
33. Kaduna
- Tinubu- 399,293
- Atiku- 554,360
- Peter Obi- 294,494
- Kwankwaso- 92,969
34.Delta
- Tinubu- 90,183
- Atiku-161,600
- Peter Obi-341,866
35. Bayelsa
- Tinubu-42,572
- Atiku-68,818
- Peter Obi-49,975
- Kwankwaso – 540
36. Zamfara
- Tinubu-298,396
- Atiku-193,978
- Peter Obi-1,660
- Kwankwaso-4,044
37. Kebbi
- Tinubu- 248,088
- Atiku- 285,175
- Peter Obi-10,682
- Kwankwaso- 5,038
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Professor Mahmood Yakubu, announced the former Lagos Governor’s victory minutes past 4am on Wednesday at the National Collation Centre in Abuja.
In his words; “That Tinubu Bola Ahmed of the APC, having satisfied the requirement of the law, is hereby declared the winner and is returned elected”, Professor Yakubu declared in an announcement watched by an eager nation and many across the world.
Tinubu won the election ahead of other contenders — the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, Atiku Abubakar; the Labour Party candidate, Peter Obi; and the New Nigeria Peoples Party candidate, Rabiu Kwankwaso.
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