Politics

OndoDecides2024: Aiyedatiwa Wins with Landslide Victory

Boluwatife Adedokun

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced Lucky Aiyedatiwa, candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), as the winner of the Ondo State governorship election held on Saturday. Aiyedatiwa emerged victorious with a commanding lead, securing 366,781 votes, far ahead of his closest opponent, Mr. Agboola Ajayi of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), who garnered 117,845 votes.

The APC triumphed across all 18 local government areas of the state, showcasing a broad base of support. Other contenders, including the Labour Party (LP) and the Zenith Labour Party (ZLP), received 1,162 and 2,692 votes, respectively.

The official results were declared by the collation officer, Professor Olayemi Akinwunmi, at the INEC State Headquarters in Akure. The victory cements the APC's dominance in Ondo State politics.

Breakdown of Local Government Results

  1. Akure North

    • APC: 14,451

    • PDP: 5,787

  2. Okitipupa

    • APC: 26,811

    • PDP: 10,233

  3. Akoko Northeast

    • APC: 25,657

    • PDP: 5,072

  4. Akure South

    • APC: 32,969

    • PDP: 17,926

  5. Ose

    • APC: 16,555

    • PDP: 4,472

  6. Akoko Northwest

    • APC: 25,010

    • PDP: 5,502

  7. Akoko Southeast

    • APC: 12,140

    • PDP: 2,692

  8. Ondo West

    • APC: 20,755

    • PDP: 6,387

  9. Owo

    • APC: 31,914

    • PDP: 4,740

  10. Akoko Southwest

    • APC: 29,700

    • PDP: 5,517

  11. Irele

    • APC: 17,117

    • PDP: 6,601

  12. Ifedore

    • APC: 14,157

    • PDP: 5,897

  13. Ondo East

    • APC: 8,163

    • PDP: 2,843

  14. Ile Oluji/Oke-Igbo

    • APC: 16,600

    • PDP: 4,442

  15. Idanre

    • APC: 9,114

    • PDP: 8,940

  16. Ilaje

    • APC: 24,474

    • PDP: 3,623

  17. Ese Odo

    • APC: 14,511

    • PDP: 7,814

  18. Odigbo

    • APC: 26,683

    • PDP: 9,348

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