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BY-ELECTION: INEC Declares Joseph Ikpea,Barrister Omosede Igbinedion Winner In Edo Central Senatorial District

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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has declared Mr. Joseph Ugiagbe Ikpea of the All Progressives Congress, APC, as the winner of the just concluded Edo Central senatorial by-election.

The returning officer, Prof. Kingsley Omon, declared that Joseph Ikpea scored a total of 105,129 votes to defeat his closest rival, Prince Joe Okojie of the PDP, who scored 15,146 votes.

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Declaring the result, the returning officer for the Edo Central senatorial by-election, Prof. Kingsley Omon, said the election was held in five local governments of Esan extraction, and Joseph Ikpea emerged as senator-elect for Edo Central Senatorial District.

In the announcement, “Joseph Ikpea of the APC scored a total of 105,129 votes to defeat Prince Joe Okojie of the PDP, who scored 15,146 votes, while Barr. Sergius Ogun of the ADC scored 1,198 votes, and I  thereby declare Mr. Joseph Ikpea of the APC winner.”

Meanwhile, the Independent Electoral Commission, INEC, has declared Barrister Omosede Igbinedion the Winner of the Edo state August 16 by-election.

The by-election was held in the two local governments of Ovia South-West and Ovia Northeast in Edo State.

Announcing the results at the local government headquarters,  Iguobazuwa, early morning on Sunday, the returning officer, Clement Ighodaro, said Barrister Omosede scored a total of  77053 votes to defeat the candidates of the PDP and the ADC, who scored 3838 and 925 votes to clinch the second and third positions.

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