Capt. Idris Wada, PDP candidate in shock as Kogi Supplementary election results trickle in

Supplementary election results:
Ituwa ipaja, ajaokuta zone
APC 247
PDP 8
Bassa LGA two affected polling units results :
(1).Ikende APC 52 PDP 14.
Ikende ward is located in Bassa Komu area while Eforo Ward is Bassa Nge area:
(2).Eforo APC 169 PDP 100
Oboroke ward two APC 110 PDP 0
Apanko poling unit APC 212 PDP 2
Oboroke Uvete II polling unit 10 APC 108 PDP 2. All in Okehi LGA
Yagba west: Ajigi/ofinran/Okedisin polling unit: APC 86, PDP 73. .
The only polling unit in Ijumu LGA. Aiyetoro ward 1: APC 86 PDP 102. The first win for PDP in the West so far.
The only unit in Okene local government, Bariki ward APC 201 PDP 2
Again, Thugs Disrupted Voting at Eti Aja 2, Dekina LGA
Again, Eti Aja 2 is in the news again for the wrong reasons as thugs disrupted the voting process. Eti Aja is in Anyigba, the commercial city of Igalaland.
Trouble started when thugs stormed some of the polling units in the area, shooting sporadically into air shortly after accreditation.
However, normalcy was returned to the polling units by security agents.
But as soon as voting started, the thugs stormed the place again and chased the voters on queue away, disrupting the entire voting arena. Electoral officers and prospective voters were seen scampering to safety.

Results of some of the 91 polling units where supplementary poll are ongoing in Kogi State have started pouring in, with the candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Alh. Yahaya Bello in early lead against his People’s Democratic Party counterpart, Capt Idris Wada.
In Odo Ape Ward of Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area where election is taking place in one unit, APC scored 41 votes against PDP’s 18 votes. APC also won by a margin of 3 votes in the unit where election took place at Ayetoro Kiri Ward.
Vanguard reporters also reported that APC is leading massively in some of the units in Kogi Central, the home of the party’s candidate.
Reports also indicated that voting and counting are still ongoing in some of the polling units in Kogi East which experienced some security hitches s.
The Independent National Electoral Commission is expected to declare the winner of the poll today.