Ondo Election Winner 2020 – Governor Rotimi Akeredolu

Ondo Election Winner Akeredolu (Photo: NTA)

The INEC resumed it recess on Sunday morning and at the end of the collation, it announced Governor Rotimi Akeredolu as the winner of the Ondo governorship election 2020. Akeredolu had led 70% of the vote from the first 12 LGA announced on Saturday around midnight.

He polled 178,944 votes beating his strongest competitors Mr Eyitayo Jegede of the Peoples Democratic Party and Agboola Ajayi of the Zenith Labour Party, ZLP with over 35,000 votes in the first set of collations.

Mr Jegede and Mr Ajayi came behind him with 141,083 and 32,060 votes respectively.

Winner of the Ondo Election is Akeredolu

Governor Rotimi Akeredolu had said he is confident in securing a new four-year term. The incumbent governor is remaining his position for a second term. The mandatory requirements on which Akeredolu won the election are:

A win a minimum of 12 LGAs

You must have the highest votes cast

You must have a spread of two third across all LGAs and two third of 18 LGAs is 12

Which LGAs did Akeredolu Win

Akeredolu like his other companions won in their polling unit. He got 413 votes at Isokun, Ijebu-Owo, his polling unit 6, ward 5. Other states where Akeredolu was the preferred candidate are:

  • Akoko North West
  • Akoko South West
  • Ilaje
  • Akoko South East
  • Odigbo
  • Owo
  • Ile Oluji
  • Irele
  • Idanre
  • Ondo West LGA
  • Akoko South East
  • Akoko North East


Irregularities registered in the Ondo Election 2020

Violence was reported

Ballot box looting

Malfunction in card reader and the request to abandon card readers

Only 1.4 million as against the 1.8 million registered voters in the state. Up to 300 000 did not collect their PVCs.

There was over voting in Ondo West LGA.

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