Plateau election result

Suspected thugs on Monday evening invaded the Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State, venue of the collation centre for presidential and National ...

Maigoro said “Yes, it is true that thugs invaded our collation centre while we were doing our job. We don’t know what the thugs could have done if not that a senior police officer DC Afebuamhe quickly came in and seized the election results ” Suspected thugs on Monday evening invaded the Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State, venue of the collation centre for presidential and National Assembly elections in the Northern Senatorial district of the state.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced the presidential election results in Plateau State. Below are the results. Mikang LGA.

Seriki Adinoyi in Jos. Suspected thugs yesterday evening invaded the Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau state, venue of the collation centre for ...

Returning Officer for the Presidential election for the Collation Centre, Dr Lazurus Maigoro also confirmed the disruption of the election exercise by the thugs, saying, “yes, it is true that thugs invaded our collation centre while we were doing our “As the INEC officials were trying to prevail on the party agent to allow them do their job, the thugs believed to be loyalists of the PRP invaded the collation centre and chased the INEC officials away, thus preventing them from declaring the winners. Suspected thugs yesterday evening invaded the Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau state, venue of the collation centre for Presidential and National Assembly elections in Plateau North Senatorial district of the state.

From Gyang Bere, Jos. The International Leadership Initiative and Coalition of INEC Accredited Observer Groups have raised concerned over incidents of ...

“We call on INEC t work towards improving in the area of logistics and the BVAS technology moving forward. “There was no real time for results upload in virtually 70% of the polling units observed as reported by the Intercontinental Leadership Initiative field observers. “Nigerians were promised a safe and secured environment for voting by the Inspector General of Police, Usman Alkali Baba but we all can attest to records of violence and insecurities in many polling centres and that can only mean that the number of security personnel in every polling unit is not enough or otherwise, many polling units had only one security personnel.