The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) has noted computations circulating by some aspirants regarding the collation of results for the Anambra North Senatorial District primary election.
Reacting to the unauthorized computations, APGA, through the National Publicity Secretary, Mazi Ejimofor Opara PhD said, “We state categorically that the basis for these computations is incorrect, and no credible result can be derived from such faulty calculations”.
“The election was conducted peacefully across all 99 wards in Anambra North Senatorial District, and results were announced at the ward level. While concerns have been raised about some ward outcomes, no results were changed, altered, or swapped at any stage. All results remain as submitted and collated by the duly appointed Collation Officers for the 7 LGAs.”
“The verified scores of the aspirants across the 7 LGAs are as follows:
Anambra East:
Sen. Stella Oduah – 2,541;
Dr. Alex – 175;
Primus – 15,713;
Sir John – 557
Anambra West:
Sen. Stella Oduah – 1,639;
Dr. Alex – 1,472;
Primus – 821;
Sir John – 4,153
Ayamelum:
Sen. Stella Oduah – 1,668;
Dr. Alex – 2,330;
Primus – 777;
Sir John – 1,378
Oyi:
Sen. Stella Oduah – 2,306;
Dr. Alex – 376;
Primus – 2,104;
Sir John – 704
Onitsha North:
Sen. Stella Oduah – 1,140;
Dr. Alex – 1,258;
Primus – 77;
Sir John – 329
Onitsha South:
Sen. Stella Oduah – 2,663;
Dr. Alex – 733;
Primus – 163;
Sir John – 215
Ogbaru:
Sen. Stella Oduah – 10,119;
Dr. Alex – 601;
Primus – 192;
Sir John – 234
“The scanned copy of the accurate tabulation and photographs of the 7 LGA collated result sheets are attached for verification.”
“APGA maintains that only results authenticated through the party’s collation and verification process are valid. Aspirants with grievances are advised to use the internal dispute resolution mechanisms provided in the party’s guidelines.”
“We congratulate the winner of the primary election, Senator Stella Adaeze Oduah, and commend all aspirants for their participation. We also commend party members in Anambra North for conducting themselves in line with the party’s code of conduct.”
