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BREAKING: Buhari Defeats Atiku with Over 130,000 Votes in Lagos

Chinwe Maduagwu by Chinwe Maduagwu
February 25, 2019
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BREAKING: Buhari Defeats Atiku with Over 130,000 Votes in Lagos

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President Muhammadu Buhari has won the Presidential election in Lagos state.

In the results announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission INEC in Yaba, Lagos, on Monday afternoon, Buhari got 580,814 votes to defeat his major opponent, Atiku, who got 448,016 votes.

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He beat the PDP candidate with a wide margin of 132,798 votes.

While the All Progressives Congress, APC, Buhari won in 15 local government areas of Lagos, Atiku won in five councils.

Below is the details of the result:

Ibeju/Lekki LG

APC: 12,179
PDP: 9,222

Lagos lsland LG

APC: 27,452
PDP: 7,396

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Apapa LG

APC-18,170
PDP-11,295

Ikorodu LG

APC: 40,719
PDP: 21,252

Epe LG

APC: 17,710
PDP: 13,305

Ikeja LGA

APC: 23,638
PDP: 21,518

Badagry LG
APC: 21,417
PDP: 17,936

Agege LG
APC: 36,443
PDP: 16,497

ETI-OSA LG

APC: 20,963
PDP: 25,216

Ifako Ijaiye LG

APC: 33,419
PDP: 18,100
AAC: 674

Mushin LG

APC: 43,543
PDP: 20,277

Oshodi/lsolo LG

APC: 29,860

PDP: 28,806

Lagos Mainland LG

APC: 22,684
PDP: 15,137

Ojo LG

APC: 24,333
PDP: 29,019

Surulere LG

APC: 30,621
PDP: 31,603

Somolu LG

APC: 28,418
PDP: 21,978

Kosofe LG

APC : 39,216
PDP: 28,715

Amuwo-Odofin

APC: 16,670
PDP : 34,312

Ajeromi Ifelodun

PDP: 31, 971
APC: 28,153

Alimosho

PDP: 44,461
APC: 65,206

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