Full List of Nigerian Presidential Election Results

INEC on Monday 25th Feb. 2019 started announcing the presidential election results.
So far, INEC had announced the results in 11 states and the Federal Capital Territory.

Note: This List will be updated once new results come in.See FULL List Below;
1. EKITI STATE: 
APC = 219,231 
PDP = 154,032 
APC wins with 65,199 more votes 

2. OSUN STATE: 
APC = 347,634 
PDP = 337,377 
APC wins with 10,257 more votes 

3. FCT: 
APC = 152,224 
PDP = 259,997 
PDP wins with 107,773 more votes 

4. KWARA STATE: 
APC = 308,984 
PDP = 138,184 
APC wins with 170,800 more votes 

5. NASARAWA STATE: 
APC = 289,903 
PDP = 283,847 
APC wins with 6,056 more votes 

6. KOGI STATE: 
APC = 285,894 
PDP = 218,207 
APC wins with 67,687 more votes 

7. GOMBE STATE: 
APC = 402,961 
PDP = 138,484 APC wins with 264,477 more votes 

8. ONDO: 
APC = 241,769 
PDP = 275,901 PDP wins with 34,132 more votes 

9. ABIA STATE: 
APC = 85,058 
PDP = 219,698 
PDP wins with 134,640 more votes 

10. YOBE STATE: 
APC = 497,914 PDP = 50,763 
APC wins with 447,151 more votes 

11. ENUGU STATE: 
APC = 54,423 
PDP = 355,553 
PDP wins with 301,130 more votes 

12. EBONYI STATE: 
APC = 90,726 
PDP = 258,573 
PDP wins with 167,847 more votes 

13. NIGER STATE:
APC = 612,371 
PDP = 218,052 
APC wins with 394,319 more votes 

14. JIGAWA STATE: 
APC = 794,738 
PDP = 289,895 
APC wins with 504,843 more votes 

15. KADUNA STATE: 
APC = 993,445 
PDP = 649,612 
APC wins with 343,833 more votes 

16. ANAMBRA STATE: 
APC = 33,298 
PDP = 524,738 PDP wins with 491,440 more votes 

17. OYO STATE: 
APC = 365,229 
PDP = 366,690 PDP wins with 1,461 more votes 

18. ADAMAWA STATE: 
APC = 378,078 
PDP = 410,266 PDP wins with 32,188 more votes 

19. BAUCHI STATE: 
APC = 798,428 
PDP = 209,313 
APC wins with 589,115 more votes 

20. LAGOS STATE: 
APC = 580,825 
PDP = 448,015 
APC wins with 132,810 more votes 

21. OGUN STATE: 
APC = 281,762 
PDP = 194,655 
APC wins with 87,107 more votes 

22. EDO STATE: 
APC = 267,842 
PDP = 275,691 
PDP wins with 7,849 more votes 

23. BENUE STATE: 
APC = 347,668 
PDP = 356,817 
PDP wins with 9,149 more votes 

24. IMO STATE: 
APC = 140,463 
PDP = 334,923 
PDP wins with 194,460 more votes 

TOTAL VOTES SO FAR: 
APC = 8,570,868 
PDP = 6,969,283 
APC winning with 1,601,585 more votes so far. 
Don't forget to check back for more updats.

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