BREAKING: INEC Calls The Sokoto NASS Elections Inconclusive

All National Assembly elections in the state have been deemed inconclusive by the Independent National Electoral Commission’s Sokoto office.
Dr. Shamsuddeen Haliru, the state Commission’s spokesman, confirmed this to our correspondent. “All 11 Federal Constituencies and three Senatorial Districts have not been returned,” he stated. As a result, Supplemental elections are recommended.”

According to Punch Newspaper, there has been confusion over the delay in declaring the National Assembly election results in the state, with followers of the two major political parties going to social media sites to proclaim the bogus results in their favour.

According to the findings, candidates from the state’s two major political parties, the PDP and the APC, were leading in different areas.

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While the state Governor Aminu Tambuwal is leading in the Sokoto South Senatorial election with 87,850 votes against the 79,991 votes scored by the APC’s candidate, Ibrahim Dambuwa.
Also, Senator Aliyu Wamakko, the APC’s leader in the state, was leading in the Sokoto North Senatorial election with a margin of 11,732 votes.

The former governor scored 114 866 votes against the 103,134 scored by the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Manir Muhammad Dan’iya, who is also the state deputy governor.

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The PDP’s candidate, Shu’aibu Gwanda Gobir, a former member of the Federal House of Representatives, was leading in the Sokoto East Senatorial election, having scored 99, 198, and closely followed by the APC’s candidate, Ibrahim Lamido, who scored 97,147 votes.

The same fate is said to have occurred to all the candidates for the 11 House of Representatives elections in the state as their elections were declared inconclusive.

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