Bayelsa: Collation of Results (LIVE UPDATES)
Bayelsa Election 2015, Featured, Latest Headlines, News From The State Sunday, December 6th, 2015
Collation of election results is ongoing now at Yenagoa, Bayelsa; Below are the LGA’s results announced so far by INEC. Bayelsa has 8 local governments area.
LIVE UPDATES from Ignatius Okpara in Yenagoa:
13:07
NEMBE LGA
APC: 6,974;
PDP : 10,768
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12:04
Governor Dickson says Federal Government is engaged in a coup against the Bayelsa people adding that the injustice will not stand
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11:41
Post Election Violence: Police Ban Procession, Rallies, Demonstrations In Bayelsa
Ahead of the announcement of the Bayelsa state governorship election final result, the state police Command has banned all manner of procession, rallies or demonstration in the area.
The ban order was contained in a statement signed by the Deputy Inspector General of police DIG, in charge of the election, Hashimu Argungu.
According to the statement which was made available to AFRICAN EXAMINER in Yenegoa monday, said “information at our disposal revealed that some disgruntled elements are planing to carry out illegal demonstrations, processions and rallies.
It stated that “this form of conduct will jeopardise the ongoing electoral process.
“Therefore, the command warns the intending perpetrators to desist from such act, as it will dead decisively with any person or group of persons who wishes to engage in any conduct that will compromise the existing peaceful atmosphere”
The statement added “Members of the public are advised to go about their normal businesses, as security agencies are poised to guarantee the safety of lives and property”
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11:40
Results from 2 remaining local governments, Nembe and Southern Ijaw LGAs are being awaited
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11:35 (Monday)
OGBIA LGA
APC – 9, 106
PDP – 13, 051
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EKEREMOR LGA
APC 7, 918
PDP 14, 602
BRASS LGA
APC 21, 755
PDP 6,516
SAGBAMA LGA
APC 5,382
PDP 28,934
YENAGOA LGA
APC: 14,563
PDP: 24,258
KOLOKUMA/OPOKUMA LGA
APC: 6,896
PDP: 7,619
Announcement of other results resumes 10am this morning (Monday).
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