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The All Progressives Grand Alliance has made a clean sweep in the September 28, 2024 local government elections in Anambra State, winning all chairmanship and councilorship positions across the 21 local government areas of the state.
Our correspondent reported that the Chairman of the Anambra State Independent Electoral Commission, Genevieve Osakwe, announced the results at the ANSIEC office in Awka, late on Sunday.
Osakwe said APGA cleared all the 21 chairmanship seats while councillorship positions in the 21 local government areas of the state were also won by APGA as declared at the ward level.
Declaring the election as the fairest, Osakwe said the commission carefully collated and analysed the results to ensure that there were no mistakes.
None of the opposition candidates or political parties and their party agents came to ANSIEC office where the election was declared.
The ANSIEC Chairman, who announced the total scores of the APGA candidates and their names one after the other, declared them winners and returned elected, having scored the highest votes cast.
She commended the people of Anambra State for trooping out en masse to exercise their civic rights, while also appreciating security agencies for ensuring peace and orderliness throughout the process.
Osakwe said, “This is to affirm the result of the chairmanship and councilorship election held on September 28, 2024. The commission carefully collated and analysed the results to ensure that there were no mistakes.
“We carefully collated and analysed the results to ensure that there were no mistakes. All the scores and the parties were announced at the polling units yesterday. We are here today to affirm the results as recorded.
“Election held at all the polling units across Anambra State on September 28, and it was free, fair and credible.”
Our correspondent observed that apart from the officials and party agents of APGA, no other political party official was present at the ANSIEC office when the results were declared at about 8:20 pm on Sunday.
