Monday, 30 March 2015

Presidential election result for Ondo state - APC wins

As announced by Prof. Olusola Oyewole the VC, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta
AA - 386
ACPN - 2406
AD - 1,237
ADC - 1,227
APA - 1139
APC - 299,889 (APC wins)
CPP - 1,012
HOPE - 184
KOWA - 223
NCP - 846
PDP - 251,368
PPN - 734
UPD - 184
UPP - 221
Total valid votes - 561, 056
Rejected votes - 21,379
Total votes cast - 582, 435

Presidential election result from Osun state - APC wins

As announced by Professor Isaac Asusu, VC of the Federal University, Oye, Ekiti, RO for Osun state
AA:377
AD:1667
ACPN:1731
ADC:937
APA:1306
APC: 383,603
CPP:1029
HOPE:132
KOWA:255
NCP:767
PDP:249,929
PPN:599
UDP:124
UPP:159

Presidential election results for Kogi state - APC wins

As announced by the VC of University of Abuja, who is the Returning Officer for Kogi state
AA - 700
ACPN - 1,089
AD - 427
ADC - 761
APA - 1,001
APC - 264,851
CPP - 967
HOPE - 144
KOWA - 190
NCP - 399
PDP, 149, 987
PPN - 476
UPD - 180
UPP - 156
Total valid vote - 421, 328
Rejected votes - 17, 959
Total votes cast - 439, 287

Presidential election results for Enugu state - PDP Wins

As announced by the VC of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Prof. Hilary Edoga who is Returning Officer for Enugu state..
AA - 441
ACPN - 479
AD - 269
ADC - 478
APA - 715
APC - 14, 157
CPP - 237
HOPE - 110
KOWA - 203
NCP - 761
PDP - 553, 003 (PDP wins)
PPN - 407
UDP - 1,623
UPP - 290
Total valid vote cast - 573, 173
Rejected votes - 12,459
Total vote cast - 585, 632 

Presidential election results for Ogun state - APC wins

As announced by Prof. Duro Oni, Dep. VC of UNILAG, who is the Returning Officer for Ogun state  
ACPN - 3072
AD - 1927
ADC - 1364
APA - 1930
APC - 308, 290 (APC wins)
CPP- 978
HOPE - 332 
KOWA - 432
NCP - 815
PDP - 207, 950
PPN - 4339
UDP - 562
UPP - 597
Total valid votes - 533, 172
Rejected votes - 26, 441 
Total votes cast - 559 - 613

Presidential election results in Ekiti state - PDP wins

Presidential election results in Ekiti state - PDP wins

As announced by Prof. Adeniyi Daramola, VC of FUT, Akure , the Returning Officer for Ekiti state.
AA - 94 votes
ACPN - 538
AD - 754
ADC- 424
APA - 482
APC - 120, 331
CPP - 330
HDP- 94
KOWA - 108
NCP - 377
PDP - 176, 466 (wins)
PPN - 388
UPD - 60
UPP - 145
Total votes cast: 309, 445

I'm watching the INEC election announcement live on TV and updating. More to come...

Wednesday, 25 March 2015

10 Simple Steps To Voting Right (Must Read)



As we all know, elections are just a few days away. As you vote for your preferred candidates, it’s important to follow INEC’s guidelines on voting right so your votes are not voided for one reason or the other.

Follow these 10 steps to voting right come Saturday, March 28, 2015:

Thursday, 5 February 2015

The First day of a Corper in Camp.. Enjoy!!!

#Day1
First day was stressful and eventful starting from the early waking at 5am at my house, preparing to travel on a 2hrs journey from Ibadan to Iseyin. Traveling with my friend Ope Jaiyeoba didn't make it boring. Riding on a fairly rough road, the journey seemed forever but cool because we met other corp members in the bus forming like we have known each other somewhere before.
Anyways let’s go to the camp venue, the bus got to a particular road, untarred and dusty, we saw soldiers, policemen, civil defense men. Yeah, I knew we had gotten to the camp venue; all of a sudden they stopped the bus driver to get us down. On getting down, the soldiers asked all of us to carry our bags on our heads, I was not really shocked, was expecting it though but what surprised me was that we had not even gotten to the main entrance at that point, the gate was still a bit far. So we had to carry our bags on our head whether heavy or light it was. The annoying thing was that we were asked to “double up” which mean we should run. How can you run for a long distance with heavy bags on your head? Stressful mehn! I almost cried but I had to form hard guy because ladies had to do the same too. Anyways my advice for next prospective corp members is that “Do not bring heavy bags to camp”. Along the road, there were old women trying to help us carry our bags, just a way to advertise themselves so you can patronize them whenever you want to wash or do anything during the camp period.