How well did Hope Uzodinma of Imo State perform in his first term?
On a per capita basis, Imo State has a GDP of N1.4 million, ranking as the fourth state in Nigeria with the highest GDP per capita, only below Lagos, Bayelsa, and Akwa-Ibom States.
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On a per capita basis, Imo State has a GDP of N1.4 million, ranking as the fourth state in Nigeria with the highest GDP per capita, only below Lagos, Bayelsa, and Akwa-Ibom States.
In this article, Dataphyte examines some of the socio-economic indicators in the state and how they fared under the Douye Diri administration.
In the past governorship elections, mainly the last three, the voter turnout has been consistently below 50%. That is, the percentage of the registered voters who cast their vote on the election day.
“Obi has to prove that his allegations against the disqualification of Tinubu is valid before the court, presenting legal documents to back it up. This is how his claim can be valid, else, it is just an allegation without substantial evidence,” he said.
Despite INEC’s efforts to organise a hitch-free general election, several flaws manifested on the election day. First, was the late arrival of electoral officials in some polling units, insufficiency of election materials, inability of some electoral officials to operate the BVAS machine, to mention but a few, were visible.
The dissident groups had stated that elections would not occur in the region and threatened to deal with anyone who attempted to flout this rule by voting.
The organisation deployed its Election Portal, Dataphyte Election Portal (DEP) to report live election incidents and results from the country’s 174 local governments.
Low voter turnout has been witnessed across Nigeria as 28 states conduct their 2023 governorship and state house of assembly elections today.
Kano State citizens go to the polls on March 18 to elect a new governor as the outgoing Abdullahi Umar Ganduje’s second term ends on May 29.
…Only three out of 10 people turned out to vote.
The February 25 presidential and National Assembly elections threw up major upsets that will be studied in institutions of higher learning in years to come.
Trailing Tinubu is the candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, who got 75,750 votes. Rabiu Kwankwaso of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) and Adewole Adebayo of Social Democratic Party (SDP) garnered 8,442 and 772 votes, respectively.
Reports and field evidence seen by Dataphyte show that in different locations, INEC officials were reportedly attacked by suspected thugs.
There have been widespread late arrival of INEC materials and observers across different polling units in the country, a development that has marred the process.
INEC has failed to live up to its promise of uploading results on its paortal, fuelling suspicion of election rigging, which the new technology was mwant to fix.