The results of the 2023 presidential election in Nigeria have started trickling in with great surprises.
For instance, Nigeria’s third force candidate Peter Obi, who contested on the platform of the Labour Party, has won Lagos State, beating the influential candidate of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu on his home turf, according to results announced from the state’s collation centre. Obi’s win came as a surprise as the state is a stronghold of Tinubu, who was expected to easily win the state.
Here are the results for the four leading parties in the election – All Progressive Congress (APC), Labour Party (LP), New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), and the peoples Democratic Party (PDP) – as declared by the National Independence Electoral Commission (INEC).
Total votes
All Progressive Congress (APC) – Bola Tinubu
8,138,869 -37.34%
Labour Party (LP) – Peter Obi
4,920,292 – 25.61%
Rabiu Kwankwaso – (NNPP)
1,474,004 – 3.63%
Atiku Abubakar (PDP)
6,493,385 – 30.86%
Votes by states
Abia
Tinubu (APC) 8,914 – 2.41%
Obi (LP) 327,095 – 88.40%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 1,239 – 0.33%
Atiku (PDP) 22,676 – 6.13%
Adamawa
Tinubu (APC) 182,881 – 25.01%
Obi (LP) 105,568 – 14.45%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 8,006 – 1.10%
Atiku (PDP) 417,611 – 57%
Akwa Ibom
Tinubu (APC) 160,620 – 29.62%
Obi (LP) 132,683 – 24.47%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 7,796 – 1.44%
Atiku (PDP) 214,012 – 39.46%
Anambra
Tinubu (APC) – 0
Obi (LP) – 0
Kwankwaso (NNPP) – 0
Atiku (PDP) – 0
Bauchi
Tinubu (APC) 316,694 – 37.58%
Obi (LP) 27,373 – 3.25%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 72,103 – 8.56%
Atiku (PDP) 426,607 – 50.62%
Bayelsa
Tinubu (APC) 42,572 – 25.75%
Obi (LP) 49,975 – 30.23%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 540 – 0.33%
Atiku (PDP) 68,818 – 41.63%
Benue
Tinubu (APC) 310,468 – 41.19%
Obi (LP) 308,372 – 50.92%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 4,740 – 0.63%
Atiku (PDP) 130,081 – 17.26%
Borno
Tinubu (APC) – 0
Obi (LP) – 0
Kwankwaso (NNPP) – 0
Atiku (PDP) – 0
Cross River
Tinubu (APC) 130,520 – 32.03%
Obi (LP) 179,917 – 44.15%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 1,644 – 0.40%
Atiku (PDP) 95,425 – 23.42%
Delta
Tinubu (APC) 90,183 – 14.69%
Obi (LP) 341,866 – 55.69%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 3,122 – 0.51%
Atiku (PDP) 161,600 – 26.32%
Ebonyi
Tinubu (APC) – 0
Obi (LP) – 0
Kwankwaso (NNPP) – 0
Atiku (PDP) – 0
Edo
Tinubu (APC) 144,471 – 25.44%
Obi (LP) 331,163 – 58.31%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 2,743 – 0.48%
Atiku (PDP) 89,585 – 15.77%
Ekiti
Tinubu (APC) 201,494 – 65.38%
Obi (LP) 11,397 – 3.70%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 264 – 0.09%
Atiku (PDP) 89,554 – 29.06%
Enugu
Tinubu (APC) 4,772 – 1.05%%
Obi (LP) 428,640 – 93.91%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 1,808 – 0.40%
Atiku (PDP) 15,749 – 3.45%
FCT
Tinubu (APC) 90,902 – 19.76%
Obi (LP) 281,717 – 61.23%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 4,517 – 0.98%
Atiku (PDP) 74,194 – 16.13%
Gombe
Tinubu (APC) 146,977 – 28.82%
Obi (LP) 26,160 – 5.13%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 10,520 – 2.06%
Atiku (PDP) 319,123 – 62,57%
Imo
Tinubu (APC) 66,171 – 14.68%
Obi (LP) 352,904 – 78.31%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 1,536 – 0.34%
Atiku (PDP) 30,044 – 6.67%
Jigawa
Tinubu (APC) 421,390 – 45.82%
Obi (LP) 1,889 – 0.21%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 98,234 – 10.68%
Atiku (PDP) 386,587 – 42.04%
Kaduna
Tinubu (APC) 399.293 – 29.78%
Obi (LP) 294,494 – 21.96%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 92,696 – 6.91%
Atiku (PDP) 554,360 – 41.34%
Kano
Tinubu (APC) 517,341 – 30.89%
Obi (LP) 28,513 – 1.70%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 997,279 – 59.54%
Atiku (PDP) 131,716 – 7.86%
Katsina
Tinubu (APC) 481,283 – 45.56%
Obi (LP) 6,376 – 0.60%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 69,386 – 6.55%
Atiku (PDP) 489,045 – 46.19%
Kebbi
Tinubu (APC) 248,088 – 44.34%
Obi (LP) 10,682 – 1.91%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 5,038 – 0.90%
Atiku (PDP) 285,175 – 50.97%
Kogi
Tinubu (APC) 240,751 – 52.70%
Obi (LP) 56,217 – 12.31%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 4,238 – 0.93%
Atiku (PDP) 145,104 – 31.77%
Kwara
Tinubu (APC) 263,572 – 56.08%
Obi (LP) 31,166 – 6.63%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 3,141 – 0.67%
Atiku (PDP) 136,909 – 29.13%
Lagos
Tinubu (APC) 572,606 – 45-04%
Obi (LP) 582,454 – 45.81%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 8,442 – 0.66%
Atiku (PDP) 75,750 – 5.96%
Nasarawa
Tinubu (APC) 172,922 – 32.02%
Obi (LP) 191,361 – 35.43%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 12,715 – 2.35%
Atiku (PDP) 147,093 – 27.23%
Niger
Tinubu (APC) 375,183 – 48.18%
Obi (LP) 80,452 – 10.33%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 21,836 – 2.80%
Atiku (PDP) 284,898 – 36.59%
Ogun
Tinubu (APC) 341,554 – 58.88%
Obi (LP) 85,829 – 15.79%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 2,200 – 0.38%
Atiku (PDP) 123,831 – 21.35%
Ondo
Tinubu (APC) 369,924 – 67.14%
Obi (LP) 47,350 – 8.59%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 930 – 0.17%
Atiku (PDP) 115,463 – 20.95%
Osun
Tinubu (APC) 343,945 – 46.91%
Obi (LP) 23,283 – 3.18%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 713 – 0.10%
Atiku (PDP) 354,366 – 48.33%
Oyo
Tinubu (APC) 449,884 – 55.58%
Obi (LP) 99,110 – 12.24%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 4,095 – 0.51%
Atiku (PDP) 182,977 – 22.60%
Plateau
Tinubu (APC) 307,195 – 29.94%
Obi (LP) 466,272 – 45.44%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 8,869 – 0.86%
Atiku (PDP) 243,808 – 23.76%
Rivers
Tinubu (APC) – 0
Obi (LP) – 0
Kwankwaso (NNPP) – 0
Atiku (PDP) – 0
Sokoto
Tinubu (APC) 285,444 – 48.66%
Obi (LP) 6,568 – 1.12
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 1,300 – 0.22
Atiku (PDP) 288,679 – 49.21
Taraba
Tinubu (APC) – 0
Obi (LP) – 0
Kwankwaso (NNPP) – 0
Atiku (PDP) – 0
Yobe
Tinubu (APC) 151,459 – 40.03%
Obi (LP) 2,406 – 0.64%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 18,270 – 4.83%
Atiku (PDP) 198,567 – 52,48%
Zamfara
Tinubu (APC) 298,396 – 59.91%
Obi (LP) 1,660 – 0.33%
Kwankwaso (NNPP) 4,044 – 0.81%
Atiku (PDP) 193,978 – 38.95%
