INEC Declares Buhari Winner Of 2015 Presidential Elections

The Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) has finally announced the
results for the last Saturday’s Presidential
election.
According to the commission, the All
Progressive Congress (APC) polled a total of
15,424,921 to defeat the ruling party, Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), who only got 12,
853,162 votes.
Other parties and their results are as follows:
Announcing the results, Chairman of the
commission, Prof Attahiru Jega noted that
there were a total of 31,746,490 accredited
voters.
According to him, the total number of votes
cast on the Election day stood at 29,432,083,
out of which 844,519 votes were rejected and
another 28,587,564 voted considered valid.
AA = 22,125,
ACPN = 40,311
AD = 30,673
ADC = 29,666
APA = 53,537
CPP = 36,300
HOPE = 7,435
KOWA = 13,076
NCP = 24,455
PPM = 24,475
UDP = 9,208
UPP = 18,220

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