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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Gombe State has won all the seats contested in the council polls conducted on Saturday.
Announcing the result in Gombe on Sunday, Caleb Maina, Chief Returning Officer and Chairman of the Gombe State Independent Electoral Commission (GOSIEC) said PDP won all 11 chairmanship and all 114 councillorship position.
Maina listed those who won the chairmanship positions as Alhaji Jani Bello (Akko), Alh. Bakari Kaltuma (Balanga), Mr Faruk Lawining (Billiri), Alhaji Abdulqadir Rsheed (Dukku), Alaji. Yusuf Ibrahim (Funakaye) and Alhaji Sani Dogarai (Gombe).
Others were Mr Abubakar Danzaria (Kaltungo), Alhaji Hassan Marafa (Kwami), Alhaji Hamza Dadum (Nafada), Mr. Danladi Garba (Shongom) and Alhaji Haruna Samanja (Yamaltu-Deba).
Maina said the law establishing GOSIEC had empowered presiding officers to announce those who won as councillors at the polling units.
He said, “Respective results for the Councillors election had already been announced, which indicated that PDP won all the councillor seats in all the 114 wards of the 11 Local Government Areas.”
Announcing the result in Gombe on Sunday, Caleb Maina, Chief Returning Officer and Chairman of the Gombe State Independent Electoral Commission (GOSIEC) said PDP won all 11 chairmanship and all 114 councillorship position.
Maina listed those who won the chairmanship positions as Alhaji Jani Bello (Akko), Alh. Bakari Kaltuma (Balanga), Mr Faruk Lawining (Billiri), Alhaji Abdulqadir Rsheed (Dukku), Alaji. Yusuf Ibrahim (Funakaye) and Alhaji Sani Dogarai (Gombe).
Others were Mr Abubakar Danzaria (Kaltungo), Alhaji Hassan Marafa (Kwami), Alhaji Hamza Dadum (Nafada), Mr. Danladi Garba (Shongom) and Alhaji Haruna Samanja (Yamaltu-Deba).
Maina said the law establishing GOSIEC had empowered presiding officers to announce those who won as councillors at the polling units.
He said, “Respective results for the Councillors election had already been announced, which indicated that PDP won all the councillor seats in all the 114 wards of the 11 Local Government Areas.”