INEC Yet To Declare Dozens Of NASS Seats 7 Days After Elections

Seven days after the National Assembly elections held simultaneously with the presidential poll exactly one week ago, no fewer than 15 seats in the Senate and more than 100 in the House of Representatives are yet to be declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

The commission has however declared some of the polls for the federal legislative seat as inconclusive, with plans for supplementary elections, while others were canceled due to over voting and infractions.

Even though in those cases, INEC is expected to conduct rerun elections, it has however not stopped members emerging victorious from their elections beginning the process of lobbying for the offices of Senate president and Speaker of the House of Representatives.

At the last count though, the ruling All Progressives Congress ((APC) is still two seats short of a majority in the Senate.

And with so many seats in the House of Representatives yet to be decided, an alliance of opposition parties are still in position to deny the APC absolute majority.

Before the National Assembly election, about 55 of 109 Senators were unable to get return tickets from the primaries conducted by their political parties.

While some failed to secure the tickets because they were aspiring for higher political offices, others completely lost at party primaries for reasons including zoning arrangement in respective senatorial districts.

 

Race For Senate Presidency Begins

Meanwhile, LEADERSHIP Weekend gathered that the APC with the majority of seats at the National Assembly from the results announced by INEC so far is considering zoning the office of the Senate president to the South East.

The office of the Speaker of the House of Representatives, it was also gathered, is likely to be zoned to the North West.

As it stands, the Senate President, Ahmed Lawan, who is also the chairman of the National Assembly, has won the just concluded election for Yobe North senatorial district in the North East where the vice president-elect and former governor of Borno State comes from.

It was gathered that even though Lawan, one of the longest serving lawmakers in Nigeria, is still hoping to retain the Senate presidency, the odds would be against him if the APC insists on maintaining its zoning formula.

The South East which also has some influential politicians like Senate chief whip, Orji Uzo Kalu, but has few lawmakers under the platform of APC that will be coming to the National Assembly, may scramble for the Senate president to come from their region.

Senator Eyinaya Abaribe who left the PDP to defeat an incumbent governor under APGA for the Abia South senatorial district may also be hoping to get the opposition lawmakers to support him for the office of the Senate president since the APC does not have an overwhelming majority that would give it the advantage to install a Senate president.

Also, in the South South, former governor of Akwa Ibom State, Godswill Akpabio who also will be returning to the 10th Senate, is having a lifetime ambition of becoming the Senate president.

Akpabio has never hidden his interest in becoming Senate president and his election offered him that opportunity.

Some see him as a contender to watch because he is a politician who has had affiliation with both the PDP and the APC.

Former governor of Edo Delta, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, who won his senatorial seat does not have the legislative ranking required to help him take a shot at the Senate presidency.

In the North Central, Ahmed Wadada, who is coming from the opposition Social Democratic Party (SDP) may want to vie for the office of any of the presiding officers office, having been a ranking House of Representatives member in the PDP before.

Wadada has an affiliation with the APC, PDP and the SDP. He will be looking up to a firm alliance in the battle for the Senate leadership.

In the North West, Senator Adamu Aliero of Kebbi State is also eying the Senate president position.

Aliero, a former governor of Kebbi State, has been in the Senate since leaving office as governor and has an affiliation with both the APC and the PDP.

Aliero who defeated incumbent Governor Atiku Bagudu left the APC for the PDP after he was denied the ticket.

He is very much in the race for the office of the Senate president even though his party is still in the minority from the results announced by INEC.

From the results announced by INEC, the battle for the Senate president would likely be among Ahmad Lawan (Yobe) North East, Ahmed Wadada (Nasarawa North central), Adamu Aliero (Kebbi North West) Orji Uzo Kalu South East), Eyinaya Abaribe (North East), Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom South South) and Serieke Dickson (Bayelsa South South).

Many other lawmakers may join the race, but as things stand, if the APC is resolute and could control their members, they may decide where the next Senate president would come from.

“Let me tell you, the decision of who emerges as Senate President will come from the members of the National Assembly even though the party can have a say,” the pioneer North East national vice chairman of the APC, Dr Umar Duhu, told this paper.

According to Duhu, selecting the Senate president is all about lobbying within the members.

He noted that sometimes even if the party zones positions, some members outside the calculation end up emerging against all odds as the case of former Senate President Abubakar Bukola Saraki in 2015.

“Certainly, the party will adhere to the principles of zoning. But be that as it may, lawmakers lobby one another. Even if the party has its preference, such a person must ensure he or she lobbies other lawmakers,” Duhu added.

But some newly elected members of the National Assembly who spoke with LEADERSHIP Weekend in confidence said they will be looking forward to having a vibrant Red Chamber and not rubber stamp leadership, adding that the selection process has begun and will end in June after their induction.

Meanwhile, the race for Speaker of the House of Representatives in the 10th National Assembly has begun in earnest following the conclusion of the presidential and National Assembly elections.

It is too early to list all the interested lawmakers for the exalted position since the ruling APC which produced the majority of seats is yet to release its zoning formula.

Nevertheless, serious political scheming and permutations are ongoing among strong political blocs in the House.

Influential lawmaker and chairman, House committee on Appropriation, Hon Aliyu Muktar Betara, is said to be the man to beat in the race if speculations that he has concluded plans to throw his hat into the ring are true.

The only factor that may limit Betara’s emergence is that he is from the same Borno State with the vice president-elect, Senator Kashim Shitimma, and the party’s zoning arrangement may not favor his aspiration.

Despite this, Betera’s numerous supporters, according to our source, are bent on carrying on in the race irrespective of the zoningand  have already setup a secretariat to actualise the bid.

Meanwhile, LEADERSHIP Weekend can confirm that ranking lawmakers from the North West and North Central zones are also in the race.

Lawmakers interested in the seat including the current deputy speaker, Ahmed Idris Wase, who is from the North Central, are already lobbying the party machinery for a favorable zoning arrangement.

When asked about his principal’s intention in the position, chief press secretary to Wase, Umar Puma, declined comments.

He, however, insisted that Wase as a loyal party man would wait for the better judgment of the party.

“It is quite early. I can’t speak on the matter. All I know is that the party will have a position on this and that is what everybody is waiting for,” Puma said.

A lawmaker who preferred not to be named said those rooting for Wase believe that the party May stop Betara since he is from the same zone and state with the vice president-elect.

He said they are advancing the argument that he (Wase) is strategically positioned to represent the zone in the next administration.

According to the lawmaker who is from the North West, the chances of his zone (North West) have been greatly limited, and two major contenders from the zone who had commenced mobilisation even before the February 25 election may not contest.

Foremost contender and majority leader of the House, Hon Alhassan Ado Garba (Doguwa), is standing trial in connection with a suspected case of criminal conspiracy, culpable homicide, causing grievous hurt, mischief by fire and inciting disturbance in his Doguwa/Tudunwada federal constituency.

Also, a former chairman of the House committee on Appropriation, Hon Mustapha Bala Dawaki, who also had set machinery in motion for the contest, lost his reelection bid in his Dawakin Kudu/Warawa of Kano State.

The source who is familiar with the scheming doubted the possibility of Doguwa joining the Speakership race even if he is let off the hook in the ongoing criminal trial.

“You know he has always been in the press for the wrong reasons. Recently, he reportedly slapped and assaulted the deputy governorship candidate of his party in Kano. Shortly afterwards he was said to have attacked a journalist and now this. He already has personality issues, Even if he is discharged from the court today, he is not likely to join the race for Speaker; his image is tainted,” he said.

However, all hope is not lost for the North West as a very close associate of the president-elect from Zamfara State, Hon Aminu Sani Jaji, who was chairman, House Committee on Internal Affair and Intelligence, in the 8th National Assembly; the current chairman, House committee on Water Resources, Hon Sada Soli from Katsina State, as well as the chairman, House committee on Land Transport, Hon Abbas Tajudeen from Kaduna State, are frantically making efforts to clinch the seat.

Meanwhile, the race for the position of deputy speaker may be settled in favour of the chairman, House committee on Telecommunications, Hon Adeyemi Akeem Adeniyi.

Adeyemi who is the son of late Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Olayiwola Adeyemi III, is returning to the House for his 3rd consecutive tenure and he is one of the most ranking members of the APC.

Adeyemi’s supporters argue that since the president-elect is from Lagos and the current Speaker is also from Lagos, the Lagos/Ogun axis has been settled.

Therefore, Adeyemi who is from Oyo/Osun axis and a vocal advocate of the president-elect should take the position of deputy Speaker.

 

Below are the list of elected members of the National Assembly

 

Lagos

Senate

1. Dr. Idiat Adebule, Lagos west – APC
2. Tokunbo Abiru, Lagos east – APC
3. Wasiu Eshinlokun, Lagos central – APC

 

House of Reps

1. Agege APC/ Hammed Adewale 2. Ajeromi/Ifelodun APC/ Kalejaiye Adeboye
2. Alimosho APC/ Ganiyu Ayuba
3. Amuwo-Odofin LP/ George Adegeye
4. Apapa APC/ Adedayo Olumuyiwa
5. Badagry APC/ Sesi Whingah
6. Epe APC/ Raji Olawale
7. Eti-Osa LP/ Thaddeus Attah
8. Ibeju-Lekki APC/ Balogun Olusegun
9. Ifako-Ijaiye APC/ Olabinjo Adeyemi
10. Ikeja APC/ Faleke Abiodun
11. Ikorodu APC/ Benson Adegoke
12. Kosofe APC/ Ogbara Kafilat
13. Lagos Island I APC/ Badru Dolapo
14. Lagos Island II APC/ Akiolu Kayode
15. Lagos Mainland APC/ Moshood Oshun
16. Mushin I APC/ Alli Taofik
17. Mushin II APC/ Fayinka Toyin
18. Ojo PDP/ Obasa Tajudeen
19. Oshodi-Isolo I APC/ Dawodu Ayinla
20. Oshodi-Isolo II LP/ Okey Joe
21. Somolu APC/ Ademorin Kuye
22. Surulere I APC/ Femi Gbajabiamila
23. Surulere II APC/ Okunlola Lanre

 

Katsina

Senate

1. Abdulaziz Yar’adua, Katsina Central APCsenatorial seat
2. Nasir Zangon -Daura, picked the Katsina North (Daura zone)APC
3. Muntari Dandutse, Katsina South.

Out of the 15 Federal constituencies of the state, APC won 9 seats while the PDP had 6 seats respectively. They are:

1. Mani, Bindawa

Ahmad Yusuf Doro (APC)

2. Safana, Batsari, Danmusa

Hon Ali Iliya (PDP)

3.Mashi, Dutsi

Salisu Majigiri (PDP)

4. Daura, Sandamu, Mai adu’a

Aminu Jamo (APC)

5. Musawa, Matazu

Abdullah Aliyu. (APC)

6. Kankara, Sabuwa, Faskari, Jamilu Muhammad (PDP)
7. Katsina Central

Aminu Chindo (PDP

8. Bakori Danja, A.B Dabai (APC)
9. Mallumfashi, Kafur, Aminu Ibrahim (APC)
10. Funtua, Dandume, Abubakar Muhammad (APC)
11. Baure, Zango (APC)

12 Kankia, Kusasa, Ingawa, Isma’il Dalhatu Kusada (PDP)

13. Charanchi, Batagarawa, Arch Usman Murtala Banyi (APC)
14. Dutsima, Kurfi. Aminu Balele (APC)
15. Kaita Jibia. Hon Sada Soli (APC

 

Taraba

1. Taraba North Senatorial, Sen. Shaibu Lau
2. Central Zone

Haruna Manu,

3. Southern Zone, David Jikuta Titus Nagombe

 

 

Plateau State

1.Plateau North (PDP) Hon. Simon Mwadkhom

2. Plateau South (PDP) AVM Napoleon Bali retd.
3. Plateau Central (APC) Hon. Diket Plang

1.Rt. Hon. Idris Ahmed (APC) Wase Federal Constituency

2. Hon. Musa Bagos (PDP) Jos East/ Jos South Federal Constituency.
3. Hon. Musa Agah (PDP) Jos North/ Bassa Federal Constituency.

4.Hon. Beni Lar (PDP) Langtang North/Langtang South Federal Constituency.

5.Hon. Yusuf Gagdi (APC) Pankshin Kanke Kanam Federal Constituency

6.Hon Isaac Kwalu (PDP) Mikang Shendam, Qua’an-Pan Federal Constituency

7.Solomon Bulus Maren (PDP) Mangu/Bokkos Federal Constituency.

 

DELTA

Senators

1. Ned Nwoko – PDP, Delta North
2. Joel-Onowakpo Thomas – APC, Delta South
3. Ede Dafinone – APC, Delta Central

 

House Of Reps

1) Hon Victor Nwokolo (PDP) – lka Fed Constituency

2) Hon Erhiatake Ibori-Suenu (PDP), – Ethiope Fed Constituency

3) Mr Benedict Etanabene, (LP) – Okpe, Sapele and Uvwie Fed Constituency.

4) Ngozi Okolie (LP), Aniocha/Oshimili Fed Constituency

5) Pastor Jonathan Ukodhiko, (PDP) – Isoko Fed Constituency

6) Hon (Revd) Francis Ejiroghene Waive (APC), – Ughelli North Ughelli South Udu Fed Constituency

7) Hon Nnamdi Ezechi, (PDP), Ndokwa/Ukwuani Fed Constituency.

8) Hon Julius Gbabojor Pondi, (PDP), Burutu Fed Constituency.

9) Nicholas Mutu, (PDP) – Bomadi Fed Constituency

 

Adamawa

Senators

1 Senator Dauda Binos Yaroe -PDP- Adamawa-South

2 Senator Cliff Abboh, PDP-Adamawa -North

3.Hon. Iya Abbas Adamawa Central PDP (Adamawa Speaker)

 

House of Representatives

1 Gombi/Hong  federal constituency

Ambassador, Shuaibu James Barka

2 Numan/Demsa/Lamurde federal constituency.

Kwamoti Laori

3 Mubi-North/Mubi-South/Maiha federal constituency

Mr Jingi Rufai

4 Guyuk/Shelleng federal constituency

Mr  Kobis Ari Themnu

5 Yola-South/Yola-South federal constituency

Mr  Salihu Mohammed Abbah

6 Fofure/Song federal      constituency

Barrister Aliyu Wakila Boya

7.Michika/Madagali Constituency

Mr Zakaria Wampa

8 Mayo-Belwa/Jada/Ganye/Toungo federal constituency

Mr Mohammed Inuwa Basi

 

Zamfara

Senatorial:-

1. Abdul’Aziz Yari, Zamfara West- APC
2. Sen. Sahabi Yau, Zamfara North-APC
3. Zamfara Central was declared inconclusive

 

House of Representatives:-

1. Bakura/Maradun …Abba Ahmad Sani APC
2. Bungudu/Maru… Abdul-Malik Zubairu APC
3. Birnin MAGAJI/Kauran Namoda..Aminu Sani Jaji….APC
4. Anka/Mafara..Isah Muhammad _..,APC_
5. Shinkafi/Zurmi… Bello Hassan… PDP
6. While, Gusau/Tsafe and Bukkuyum/Gummi are declared inconclusive.

 

Cross River

National Assembly

1. Mr. Asuquo Ekpeyong Jr. APC
2. Akpabuyo, Bakassi/Calabar South Federal constituency Rt. Hon.Joeseph Bassey.

3 Calabar Municipality/Odukpani federal constituency Mr. Akiba Bassey Ekpeyong LP

4.Akamkpa/Biase Federal constituency Dr.Emil Inyang APC.

5. Senator Elect For Cross River Central Senatorial district Mr. Jonas Eteng Williams APC
6. Yakurr/Abi Federal Constituency Dr. Alex Egbona APC

7.Obubra/Etung federal Constituency. Mr. Mike Etaba APC

8. Ikom/Boki federal Constituency Mr. Victor Abang APC.

 

9. Senatorial Representing Cross River North Senatorial district Senator Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe PDP
10. Ogoja/Yala federal constituency Mr Godwin Offiono PDP
11. Bekwarra, Obanlikwu/Obudu federal constituency Mr Peter Akpanke PDP

 

Anambra

Senate

1).Anambra central – Victor Umeh (LP)

2). Anambra North – Tony Nwoye (LP)

3). Anambra South – Ifeanyi Ubah (YPP).

 

House Of Representative

1. Aguata – Dom Okafor (APGA)

2.Ayamelum/Oyi – Maureen Gwacham (APGA)

3. Anambra East/west – Aniekwe Peter (LP)

4.Anaocha/Dunukofia/Njikoka – Ozodinobi George (LP)

5. Ihiala – Pascal Agbodike (APGA)
6. Orumba North/South – Princess Chinwe Nnabuife (YPP)
7. Nnewi North/South/Ekwusigo – Uche Elodimuo (APGA)
8. Idemili North/South – Uchenna Okonkwo (LP).

9). Onitsha North/South – Emeka Idu (LP)

10).Awka North/South – Prof Lilian Orogbo (LP)

11). Ogbaru – Afam Ogene (LP).

 

Kaduna

Senate

1. Hon (Bar) Sunday Marshal Katung

Kaduna South- PDP

2. Lawal Adamu Usman

Kaduna Central – PDP

3. Khalid Ibrahim Mustapha

Kaduna North- PDP

 

House of Reps

1. Birnin-Gwari/Giwa- Mr Zubairu Jibrin (APC)
2. Kaduna North – Mr Bello El-Rufai (APC)
3. Lere – Mr Ahmed Munir (APC)
4. Zaria – Mr Tajudeen Abbas (APC)
5. Jema’a/ Sanga – Mr Daniel Amos (PDP)
6. Sabon gari – Mr Sadiq Abdullahi (PDP)
7. Kachia/Kagarko – Mr David Gurara (PDP)
8. Kauru – Mr Bashir Yusuf (PDP)
9. Soba – Mr Yahaya Richifa (PDP)
10. Igabi – Mr Hussaini Jalo (PDP)
11. Zangon Kataf/Jaba – Mr Amos Gwamna (PDP)
12. Ikara/Kubau – Mr Aliyu Mustapha (PDP)
13. Kaduna South – Mr Abdulkarim Kero (PDP)
14. Makarfi/Kudan – Mr Umar Ajilo (PDP)
15. Kaura – Mr Donatus Mathew (LP)
16. Chikun/Kajuru – Mr Ekene Abubakar Adams (LP)

 

Edo

Senate:

1. Edo North Senatorial District – Comrade Adams Oshiomhole (APC)
2. Edo Central Senatorial District Mr Monday Okpebholo (APC)
3. Edo South Senatorial District Barr Neda Imasuen (LP)

 

House of Representatives

1. Akoko-Edo Federal Constituency – Hon Peter Akpatason (APC)
2. Etsako Federal Constituency – Dekery Anamero          (APC)
3. Owan Federal Constituency – Hon (Prof) Julius Ihonvbere (APC)
4. Esan South-East/Esan North East Odianosen Okojie (APC)
5. Esan Central/Esan West/Igueben -Election postponed
6. Oredo Federal Constituency Iyawe Eseosa (LP)
7. Egor/Ikpoba-Okha Federal Constituency – Murphy Omoruyi (LP)
8. Ovia Federal Constituency Hon Dennis Idahosa (APC)
9. Orhionmwon/Uhunmwonde Federal Constituency – Inconclusive

 

Imo State

Senate

Labour Party clinched: Imo East senatorial zone, Sen Ezenwa Onyewuchi; Aboh Mbaise/ Ngor Okpala federal constituency, Mattew Nwogu; Owerri federal constituency, Tony Okere.

The PDP won: Ideato federal constituency, Ikenga Ugochinyere Imo; Okigwe South federal constituency Jonas Okeke, and Ezinihitte Mbaise/ Ahiazu Mbaise Federal Constituency, Emeka Chinedu.

APC won Imo North Senate, and Imo West, Sen Osita Izunaso; Okigwe North Federal Constituency, Mirriam Onuoha; Oru East/ Orlu/ Orsu federal constituency, Canice Nwachukwu; Oguta/ Ohaji Egbema/ Oru West federal constituency, Eugene Dibiagwu (APC);

Mbaitoli/ Ikeduru federal constituency, Nkwerre/ Nwangele/ Isu/ Njaba federal constituency, are still inconclusive.

 

House of Representatives

Hon. Abass Adigun Agboworin of PDP (Ibadan North East/South East);

Anthony Adepoju of PDP (Ibarapa Central/Ibarapa North);

Oyeshina Oyedeji of PDP (Iseyin/Itesiwaju/Iwajowa/Kajola)

and Hon. Stanley Olajide Odidiomo of PDP (Ibadan North West/South West).

Hon Akeem Adeyemi of Oyo Federal Constituency APC and Musiliu Olaide Akinremi of Ibadan North APC over their re-election into the House of Representatives.

Engr. Aderemi Oseni of APC Ido/Ibarapa East;

Hon Olamijuwonlo Alao-Akala of APC Ogbomoso North/Ogbomoso South/Orire; and Lateef Olaide Muhammed of APC Irepo/Olorunsogo/Orelope Federal Constituencies.

 

Sokoto

1. Umar Yusuf Yabo (PDP)

Yabo/Shagari Federal Constituency

 

The entire there senatorial seats and ten other house of representatives seats are inconclusive.

 

Akwa Ibom

Senate

1. Godswill Akpabio (Akwa Ibom North-West), APC.
2. Ekong Sampson, (Akwa Ibom South), PDP.
3. Aniekan Bassey (Akwa Ibom North-East), PDP

 

House of Representatives:

1. Clement Jimbo (Abak Federal Constituency), APC
2. Ikono/Ini Federal Constituency (Inconclusive)
3. Obong Paul Ekpo (Etinan Federal Constituency), PDP.

4.Opolupm Ikpong Etteh (Eket Federal Constituency), PDP.

5. Unyime Idem (Ukanafun/Oruk Anam Federal Constituency), PDP.
6. Mark Esset (Uyo Federal Constituency), PDP.
7. Patrick Umoh (Ikot Ekpene Federal Constituency), APC
8. Martins Esin (Oron Federal Constituency), PDP.
9. Ime Bassey Okon (Itu Federal Constituency), PDP.
10. Uduak Odudo, (Ikot Abasi Federal Constituency), PDP.

 

Oyo

Senate

Chief Sharafadeen Abiodun Alli ( Oyo South)

Dr. Yunus Akintunde (Oyo Central)

Abdulfatai Buhari ( Oyo North)

 

Ebonyi

Senate

1. Governor David Umahi—–Ebonyi South Senatorial zone
2. Barr. Onyekachi Nwebonyi——Ebonyi North Senatorial zone
3. Hon Ken Eze——Ebonyi Central Senatorial zone

 

House Of Representative

1. Nkemkama Kama—– Ohaozara/Onicha/Ivo Federal Constituency
2. Hon Iduma Igariye—–Afikpo North/Afikpo South Federal Constituency
3. Hon Chinedu Ogah——-Ikwo/Ezza South Federal Constituency
4. Chief Emma Uguru——–Abakaliki/Izzi Federal Constituency
5. Pastor Eze Nwachukwu——Ohaukwu/Ebonyi Federal Constituency
6. Ezza North/Ishielu Federal Constituency——- Inconclusive

 

Kwara

Senate

Kwara Central

Malam Saliu Mustapha – APC

Kwara South

Arc. Lola Ashiru – APC

Kwara North

Senator Sadiq Umar – APC

 

House of Representatives

Ilorin West/ Asa

Mukthar Shagaya – APC

Ilorin East/ Ilorin South

Hon. Yinka Aluko – APC

Moro/Edu/ Patigi

Adamu Ahmed Saba – APC

Irepodun, Ekiti,Isin, Oke- Ero

Hon. Raheem Olawuyi Ajuloopin  – APC

Offa, Oyun, Ifelodun

Hon. Ismail Tijani – APC

Baruten, Kaiama

Hon. Mohammed Omar Bio – APC

 

Rivers

Senate

1. Dr. Ipalibo Harry-Banigo (Rivers West PDP)
2. Chief Allwell Onyesoh (Rivers East PDP)
3. Senator Barry Mpigi (Rivers South-East PDP)

 

House of Representatives

1. Hon. Victor Obuzor (Ahoada-West/Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni Federal Constituency PDP)
2. Hon. Awaji Abiante (Andoni/Opobo/Nkoro Federal Constituency PDP)
3. Hon. Kingsley Chinda (Obio/Akpor Federal Constituency PDP)
4. Hon. Kelechi Nwogu (Etche/Omuma Federal Constituency PDP)
5. Hon. Ben Emerengwa (Ikwerre/Emohua Federal Constituency PDP)
6. Hon. Dum Dekor (Khana/Gokana Federal Constituency PDP)
7. Allison Anderson (Okrika/Ogu/Bolo Federal Constituency APC)
8. Cyril Hart (Bonny/ Degema Federal Constituency PDP)
9. Hon. Boma Goodhead (Asari-Toru/Akuku-Toru Federal Constituency PDP)

Note: The remaining eight Constituencies are yet to be announced by INEC

 

Abia

Senate

Abia North: Orji Uzor Kalu (APC)

2. Abia Central: Darlington Nwokocha (LP)
3. Abia South: Enyi Abaribe (APGA)
4. Isuikwuato/Umunneochi: Amaobi Ogah (LP)
5. Bende: Ben Kalu (APC)
6. Arochukwu/Ohafia: Ibe Okwara Osonwa (LP)
7. Ikwuano/Umuahia: Obi Aguocha (LP)
8. Isiala Ngwa North/Isisla Ngwa South: Ginger Onwusoibe (LP)
9. Aba: Emeka Nnamani (LP)
10. Ukwa East/Ukwa West: Chris Nkwonta (PDP)
11. Osisioma/Ugwunagbo/Osisioma: Munachim Alozie (LP)

 

Niger

Senate

Niger South Hon Peter Ndalikali (PDP), Niger East Senator Mohammed Sani Musa (APC) and Niger North HE Abubakar Sani Bello the Incumbent Niger state Governor (Niger North)

All 9 elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC)

 

House of Representatives

1), Abdul Buba

Chanchaga Constituency (PDP)

2)Adamu Tanko

Suleja/Tafa/Gurara constituency

(PDP)

3) Joshua Audu Gana

Mokwa /Lavun/Edati (PDP)

4) Jafaru Ali Mohammed

Borgu/Agwara (APC)

5) Abdullahi Idris Garba

Kontagora/Mariga/Mashegu/Wushishi

(APC)

6) Ismaila Moddibo

Shiroro/Rafi/Munya

(APC)

7) Shehu Slow

Magama/Rijau

(APC)

8) Abdullahi Mahmud

Lapai/Agaie (APC)

9)Saidu Musa Abdul

Bida/Katcha /Gbako

(APC)

 

Ekiti

Senate

1. Senator Michael Opeyemi Bamidele (Ekiti Central)
2. Hon Yemi Adaramodu (Ekiti South)
3. Hon. Cyril Fasuyi (Ekiti North)

 

House Representatives

1. Hon Omoleye Abiodun (Ijero/ Ekiti West/Efon federal Constituency)
2. Hon. Kolawole Akinlayo (Ido-Osi/Moba/Ilejemeje federal Constituency,)

3 . Olusola Steve Fatoba  (Ado Ekiti/ Irepodun-Ifelodun federal Constituency)

4. Hon. Ojuawo Adeniyi (Ekiti Southwest/Ikere/Ise-Orun federal Constituency)
5. Hon Rotimi Akintunde (Ikole/Oye federal Constituency)
6. Hon. Femi Bamisile( Emure/Gboyin Ekiti East Federal Constituency)

 

Gombe

1. Danjuma Goje -Gombe Central (APC)
2. Ibrahim Dankwambo -Gombe North (PDP)
3. Anthony Siyako-Gombe South (PDP)

 

House of representatives

Kaltungo/Shongom federal constituency: Dr Obed Paul Shehu (PDP).

Balanga/Billiri federal constituency: Ali Isa JC (PDP)

Yamaltu/Deba local government federal constituency: Haruna Garba (PDP).

Gombe/Kwami/Funakaye federal constituency: Yaya Tongo (PDP).

Dukku/Nafada federal constituency: Elrashid Abdullahi (PDP).

Akko local government federal constituency: Usman Bello Kumo (APC).

 

Bauchi

Senate

1. Bauchi North: Samaila Dahuwa PDP
2. Bauchi Central: Abdul Ahmed Ningi (PDP)
3. Bauchi South: Shehu Buba (APC)

 

House of Representatives

1. Dass/Tafawa Balewa/Bogoro Federal Constituency: Jafar Gambo Lekko (APC)
2. Alkaleri/Kirfi Federal Constituency:

Kabiru Yusuf (APC)

3. Toro Federal Constituency

Ismail Dabo (APC)

4. Misau/Dambam Federal Constituency

Bappa Aliyu Misau (PDP)

5. Shira/Giade Federal Constituency

Ibrahim Sani Tanko (PDP)

6. Ningi/Warji Federal Constituency

Dr. Hashim Ranga (PDP)

7. Darazo/Ganjuwa federal constituency

Mansur Mano Soro (PDP)

 

Kogi

Senate

1. Engr. Abubakar Sadiq Ohere APC (Kogi Central)
2. Sen. Jibrin Isa Echocho APC (Kogi East)
3. Hon. Sunday Karimi APC (Kogi West)

 

House of Representatives

1. Hon. Leke Abejide -Yagba Federal Constituency
2. Hon. Suleiman Aguye – Lokoja/Koto Federal Constituency
3. Hon. Abdulahi Ibrahim – Ankpa/Olamaboro/Omala Federal Constituency
4. Hon. David Zacharias – Idah Federal Constituency
5. Hon. Sanni Abdulraheem Egidi – Ajaokuta Federal Constituency
6. Ozigi Mohammed Tijani APC

Okene /Ogori-Magongo Federal Constituency

7. Hon. Abdulmaleek Abdulraheem Danga PDP Adavi/Okehi Federal Constituency

 

Osun State

Senate

1. Francis Fadahunsi – PDP
2. Olubiyi Fadeyi – PDP
3. Lere Oyewumi – PDP

 

House Representative.

1. Clement Akanni – PDP
2. Oluusoji Adetunji – PDP

3, Lanre Omoleye – PDP

4. Bamidele Salam – PDP
5. Sanya Ominrin – PDP
6. Lukman Alani – PDP
7. Wole Oke – PDP
8. Taofeek Ajilesoro – PDP
9. Morufu Adebayo – PDP

 

Benue

Senate

1. Emmanuel Udende -APC- Benue North East Senatorial district
2. Titus Zam-APC- Benue North-West Senatorial district p
3. Patrick Abba Moro- PDP-Benue South senatorial district

 

House of Representatives

1. Blessing Onuh-APC-Otukpo

2.Ohimini   David Ogewu- APC- Oju/Obi,

3. Agbese Philip- APC – Ado/Okpokwu/ Ogbadibo.
4. Regina Akume – APC – Gboko/Tarka.
5. Arc. Asema Achado- APC

Gwer/Gwer-west,

6. Sekav Iyortyom- APC – Buruku Federal Constituency,
7. Terseer Ugbor- APC Kwande/Ushongo,
8. Prince Solomon Wombo- APC- Katsina-Ala/ Ukum/Logo
9. Sesoo Gboko – APC -Vandelkya/ Konshisha
10. Ojotu Ojema- PDP- Apa/Agatu
11. Dickson Tarkighir -APC- Makurdi Guma

 

Yobe

Senate

1. Yobe-North Senatorial District.

Bade, Jakusko, Machina, Karsuwa, Nguru, Yusfari.

Senator Dr Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan. (APC)

2. Yobe-South Senatorial District.

Fika, Fune, Nangere, Potiskum.

Senator Ibrahim Mohammed Bomai. (APC) Inconclusive

3. Yobe-East senatorial District.

Bursari, Gaidam, Gujba, Gulani, Tarmuwa, Yunusari.

Senator Dr Ibrahim Gaidam.  (APC)

 

House of Representative.

1. Fune/Fika Federal Constituency

Engr Muhammad Buba Jajere  (PDP)

 

2.Bade/Jakusko Federal Constituency.  Hon Hassan K. Jakduwa (Ibn Jaks) (PDP)

3.Tarmuwa, Gujba, Gulani, Damaturu Federal Constituency.

Hon Khadija Bukar Abba Ibrahim. (APC)

4. Potiskum/ Nangere Federal Constituency.

Hon Hajiya Fatsuma Talba. (APC).

5. Gaidam, Yunusari, Dapchi. Federal Constituency.

Hon Lawan Shattima Ali (APC)

6. Hon Zanna Zakariyya. (APC)

Yusfari, Karsuwa, Nguru, Machina, Federal Constituency.

 

Nasarawa

Senate

Godiya Akwashiki, SDP, -Nasarawa North

Mohammed Ogoshi Onawo, PDP, Nasarawa South

Ahmed Wadada, SDP -Nasarawa West

 

House of Representatives

1, Abubakar Sarki Dahiru -Lafia/Obi, SDP

2, Abdulmumini Ari Nassarawa/Toto- APC

3 Jonathan Gaza Keffi/ Kokona/Karu -SDP

4 Jerry Umaru Akwanga/ Nassarawa Eggon and Wamba -APC

5, Abubakar Hassan Na-Laraba Awe/Doma and Keana -APC

 

Kano

Senate

1. Shekarau Ibrahim Kano Central   NNPP
2. Senator Jibril Barau Kano North        APC
3. Senator Sulaiman Abdurrahman Kawu Sumaila Kano South NNPP