A baby Born with 3 Legs Borno State Of Nigeria

A baby girl identified as Nafisat, born with many legs and imperforated anus in Borno State needs your help.

According to medical experts, baby Nafisat needs N1million for corrective surgery for her to remain alive.
Baby Nafisat was born to the Ahmed family in Bayo LGA of Borno state on the 18th of June, 2012.

The family’s joy quickly turned to sorrow as they witnessed many abnormalities surrounding her birth.


A surgeon at the Federal Medical Centre in Gombe states Nafisat needs intensive surgery to keep her alive.
Unfortunately, her parents have no means of paying for this expensive surgery.

They’re calling on Nigerians especially the first lady of the state to come to her rescue.
Nafisat is currently in the Special Baby Unit at Gombe Federal Medical Centre and she is struggling with imperforated anus and other abnormalities.

Dr Adamu Madugu, the Medical Director of the Federal Medical Center, Gombe, said the baby stands the risk of dying if the surgery is not carried out immediately.

“Nafisat was referred to the Federal Medical Centre, Gombe, and has been admitted in the Special Baby Care Unit with a case of imperforated anus and multiple abnormalities.”

“The patient has to undergo a series of surgery in order to correct various enormities.”

Baby Nafisat is currently living on different medical gadgets and she needs N1 million for important corrective surgery.
Madugu said with N1 million, Nafisat would be able to pay for her surgery, drugs, investigation, pints of blood, feeding and accommodation.

“Unfortunately, the parents cannot afford the money due to financial constraints,” said the Surgeon who solicited that only government can help the poor parents to save the life of the baby.

Woman Prays For A Miracle After Giving Birth To A Baby Whose Brain Is Outside The Skull

A South African baby boy, born on July 4, is not expected to survive. His anomaly? He was born with his brain exposed outside his head.
Mantwa Mokoena is praying for a miracle. Every day she is at her son’s hospital crib at the neo-natal unit of Kroonstad’s Boitumelo hospital in the Free State.

Every three hours for the past three weeks, she expresses milk into a cup to be fed to baby Sibusiso via a tube, even though every minute might be his last. Doctors say there is nothing they can do for him. His condition is officially “incompatible with life”.


Sibusiso was born on July 4 with anencephaly, a birth defect that results in a brain growing outside a head. According to his paediatrician, Dr Lizzy Tabane, the condition occurs early in the pregnancy at about four weeks after fertilisation, when the brain is still being formed. As the baby develops, the skull does not close properly and leaves a hole at the back of the child’s head.

Most of the brain grows outside the head and is covered by a very thin membrane. Infants with anencephaly usually have a brain stem, which controls reflexes like breathing, but they do not have a forebrain or cerebrum that controls thinking.

“The brain that was formed is abnormal. The brain consists of the cerebral hemispheres on the sides, the cerebellum at the back as well as the brain stem. He has no cerebrum or cerebral hemisphere, just brain tissue and a brain stem which is connected to the spinal cord and helps him to breathe. But unfortunately he won’t last long and there is nothing we can do about it. There is no quality of life without a brain. All that we can do is offer him palliative care as there is nothing curative about his case,” Tabane said.

But despite being told that her first child might die at any time, Mokoena was praying for a miracle. While she understands the seriousness of her baby’s condition, she says she is “waiting for him to get better. I have hope that he will be fine.

“I am so scared of lifting him up in case I hurt him. That part at the back containing his brain is very soft, it’s like touching a plastic with water. So I’m scared I will tear it.”

Mokoena’s partner, Sandile Sithole, has refused to accept that there was nothing that could be done for his baby boy and was searching for assistance.

Mokoena said: “He is hurting. This is his first child and it is difficult for him to accept what happened.” Tabane said they had already counselled the couple and told them that they must “let nature take its course”.

In the meantime, she said, all they were doing was keeping the baby comfortable. In her 17 years of being a doctor, Tabane said, Sibusiso was the third case of anencephaly she had seen. The first child, she said, had died after a week and the second one after four weeks.According to the US Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, the prognosis for patients is death.

Most anencephalic foetuses do not survive birth, and account for 55 percent of non-aborted cases. If the infant is not stillborn, then he or she will usually die within a few hours or days after birth from cardio-respiratory arrest.

There have been three recorded cases of children who have lived longer. Stephanie Keene, of Virginia, US, lived for two years and 174 days, and Nicholas Coke, of Pueblo, Colorado, is still alive after three and a half years, and Vitoria de Cristo, born in January 2010, is also still alive. Anencephaly occurs in about four out of 10 000 births. Having one infant with this condition increases the risk of having another child with neural tube defects.
WHAT IS ANENCEPHALY?

• One of the most common neural tube defects.
• Neural tube defects are birth defects that affect the tissue that grows into the spinal cord and brain.
• Anencephaly occurs early in the development of an unborn baby.
• It results when the upper part of the neural tube fails to close.
• Possible causes include environmental toxins, drink and drugs, and a low intake of folic acid during pregnancy.
• Folic acid could help reduce the risk of certain birth defects, including anencephaly.

FUEL SUBSIDY SCAM: Bamanga Tukur’s Son, 11 Others Charged

The law bared its fangs, yesterday, as the Ikeja and Lagos judicial divisions will try 7 oil companies and 12 directors charged before them.

They face between 7 years and 20 years imprisonment and to refund N304bn which was alleged to have been illegally taken from the Federal Government coffers.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, yesterday, filed charges against the first batch of 18 suspects comprising six oil companies and 12 individuals implicated in the oil subsidy fraud. The companies are: Nasaman Oil Services; Eterna Oil and Gas Plc; Contario Oil & Gas Plc; Nadabo Energy Limited; Pacific Silver Line Limited, Axenergy Limited and Fago Petroleum and Gas Limited.


The 12 individuals involved in the scam are: Mamman Nasir Ali; Christian Taylor; Mahmud Tukur; Ochonogor Alex; Walter Agbasoma; Adaoha Ugo-Ngadi; Fakuade Babafemi Ebenezer; Ezekiel Olaleye Ejidele; Abubakar Ali Peters; Jude Agube Abalaka, Abdulahi Alao and Oluwaseun Ogunbanbo.

Ezekiel Olaleye Ejidele is director of the accounting firm of Akintola Williams Deloitte while Fakuade Babafemi Ebenezer is a staff of the Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulating Agency, PPPRA.
At Ikeja High Court, Justices Habeeb Abiru and Adeniyi Onigbanjo have been assigned to entertain some of the charges while Justices Samuel Candide-Johnson, Lawal Akapo and Dotun Adefope-Okojie of Lagos High Court will try the other charges in Lagos.

Justices Abiru and Onigbanjo who are presently on annual court vacation couldn’t come for the formal arraignment of the oil marketers yesterday. It was gathered that the Judges will sit today (Wednesday) for their arraignment.

In Justice Onigbanjo’s court, Mahmud Tukur, son of the Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Alhaji Bamanga Tukur; Ochonogor Alex, Abdulahi Alao and Eterna Oil & Gas Ltd are defendants in a nine-count charge of  alleged conspiracy, forgery, and obtaining N676.9 million under false pretence.

The EFCC alleged that the suspects on April 28, 2011 in Lagos, fraudulently obtained a total sum of N676.9 million from the Federal Government purporting same to be payment accruing to Eterna Oil under the Petroleum Support Fund.

They are also accused of falsifying claims of having “purchased 33,288,388 litres of Premium Motoring Spirits (PMS) from Mercury Energy Trading AS and imported to Nigeria through Ex-MT Fulmer, Ex-MT Emirates Star and Ex-MT Panther.”

The case preferred against the defendants before Justice Abiru bordered on “conspiracy to obtain N1.9 billion under false pretence contrary to Section 8, punishable under Section 107 of Advance Fee Fraud & other Related offences.”

The charge against Fakuade Babafemi Ebenezer and Ezekiel Olajide Ejide stated that they “conspired to obtain property by false pretence contrary to Section 8 punishable under Section 1 of the Advance Fee Fraud and other Related Offences on July 7, 2010, within the jurisdiction of this court.

“Conspired to commit an offence to wit: Obtaining the sum of N340, 178, 111.231 from the Federal Government of Nigeria, purporting to be Payment Support Fund, which sum was in excess of the actual value of the product imported into Nigeria.”

They were also said to have collected the sum of N340, 015,198, being “Excess of the value of the actual product (12,070,706 litres) delivered by MT. Union Brave to Integrated Oil & Gas Ltd on your behalf as against 19,681, 731 litres you falsely claimed to have discharged.”

The defendants were also accused by the government of “altering and forging documents contrary to Section 468 and 467 of the Criminal Code Cap. C17, Vol. 2, Laws of Lagos of State of Nigeria, 2006” respectively. The offences were said “to contradict Section 1 of the Advance Fee Fraud and other Related Offences.

“The charge further said: “On July 7, 2010, within the jurisdiction of the court, you conspired to commit an offence to wit: Obtaining the sum of N340, 178, 111.231 from the Federal Government of Nigeria Support Fund, which sum was in excess of the actual value of the product imported into Nigeria.”

Abdulahi Alao will also face another 7-count charge bothering on obtaining by false pretence, forgery and use of false documents before Abiru.

He is accused of “fraudulently obtaining N2.5 billion in December 2010 from the Federal Government as subsidy payments for supplying 13,364,284 and 20,014,627 litres of PMS from Ex- MT Gavros and Ex-MT Nippon Princess.”

In same vein, two directors of other oil companies who were charged  before the Lagos State High Court in Igbosere will be arraigned on Thursday (tomorrow) for their alleged complicity in the fuel subsidy fraud of N2.153 billion, for the importation of 36.654 million litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) into the country.

In a charge No. ID/117C/2012, Integrated Resources Limited, Durosola Omogbemigun, Pinnacle Oil & Gas and Peter Mba who are defendants were accused of having between 2010 and 2011conspired to defraud the Federal Republic of Nigeria by collecting the said money from the Petroleum Support Fund, in respect of purported importation of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) from Europe to Nigeria.

The charge read: 
“You Integrated Resources Limited, Durosola Omogbemigun, Pinnacle Oil & Gas and Peter Mba, on or about February 4, 2011 within the jurisdiction of this Court, by false pretence and intention to defraud obtained from the Federal Republic of Nigeria the sum N986.154 million, requested the said money to be subsidy payment payable to the Integrated Resources Limited, by the Federal Government, under the Petroleum Support Fund, in respect of 19.347 million litres of PMS, which you falsely claimed to have purchased from Guinness Petroleum Limited.”

The charge further stated, “Omogbemigun, on November 15, 2011 defrauded the Federal Republic of Nigeria of the sum N343.182 million, money meant to be subsidy payable to the Integrated Resources Limited, by the Federal Government, under the Petroleum Support Fund, in the respect of 4.116 million litres of PMS, which he claimed to have purchased from Alkamo International Limited and allegedly imported into Nigeria.

“That Durosola Omogbemigun, on or about November 15, 2011 within the jurisdiction of this honourable Court, by false pretence with intent to defraud the Federal Republic of Nigeria, the sum of N823.305 million, purported the said sum to be subsidy payable to the Integrated Resources Limited, by the Federal Government, under the Petroleum Support Fund, in respect of 9.191 million litres of PMS, which you falsely claimed to have purchased from Alkamo International Limited and alleged imported into Nigeria”

Nasaman Oil Services; Mamman Nasir and Christian Taylor are to face charges bordering on obtaining N4, 460, 130, 797. 94 (Four Billion, Four Hundred and Sixty Million, One Hundred and Thirty Thousand, Seven Hundred and Ninety Seven Naira, Ninety Four Kobo) from the Federal Government of Nigeria under false pretence. The sum is alleged to have been fraudulently obtained as subsidy payments from the Petroleum Support Fund for the purported importation of 30.5million litres of Premium Motor Spirit from SEATAC Petroleum Limited of British Virgin Islands.

Nadabo Energy Limited, Abubakar Ali Peters, Jude Agube Abalaka and Pacific Silver Line Limited are to be prosecuted for allegedly obtaining the sum of N1, 464, 961, 978.24 (One Billion, Four Hundred and Sixty Four Million, Nine Hundred and Sixty One Thousand, Nine Hundred and Seventy Eight Naira, Twenty- Four Kobo ), being payments fraudulently received from the Petroleum Support Fund for a purported importation of 19.4million litres of Premium Motor Spirit.

Walter Agbasoma; Adaoha Ugo -Ngadi; Fakuade Babafemi Ebenezer; Ezekiel Olaleye Ejidele and Contario Oil & Gas Nigeria Limited will be arraigned for fraudulently obtaining the sum of N1, 959, 377, 542, .63 (One Billion, Nine Hundred and Fifty Nine Million, Three Hundred and Seventy Seven Thousand, Five Hundred and Forty Two Naira, Sixty Three Kobo) from the Petroleum Support Fund for a purported importation of 39.2 litres of Premium Motor Spirit.

Fago Petroleum and Gas Limited and Oluwaseun Ogunbanbo who are also charged will be docked for fraudulently obtaining the sum of N979,653,110.20 ( Nine Hundred and Seventy Nine Million, Six Hundred and Fifty Three Thousand, One Hundred and Ten Thousand Naira, Twenty Eight Kobo), from the Petroleum Support Fund for a purported importation of 33, 627, 84 litres of Premium Motor Spirit.

Vanguard 

House of Reps Indicted Lamido Sanusi For Fraud And Forgery

The document 81-page document provides, perhaps, the most indicting revelations on the sale of three banks by the CBN last year, a move that has drawn intense criticism to the regulatory bank under Mr. Sanusi

A House of Representatives report on the near collapse of the capital market says it has found evidence of forgery and fraudulent misrepresentation involving the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, and other top industry officials in the controversial nationalization of three commercial banks.

The report submitted to the House on Tuesday, says the nationalization of Afribank Plc, Spring Bank and Bank PHB, violated statutory provisions and remained a “major source” of investors’ loss of confidence in the troubled Nigerian capital market.

The document 81-page document provides, perhaps, the most indicting position on the sale of the three banks by the CBN last year, a move that has fetched the regulatory bank under Mr. Sanusi, intense criticisms and accusation of bias.

“This committee is of the view that due process was not followed, and that investors interests were not considered in nationalizing the banks,” the House capital market committee, headed by Ibrahim El-Sudi, stated.

“Public officers charged with the responsibility of protecting investors and depositors did not act in good faith, and there were evidence to suggest fraud, misrepresentations, and forgeries.”

Those cited to have been involved in the irregularities are the Chief Executive of the Nigerian Deposit Insurance Corporation, Umaru Ibrahim, Managing Director, Asset Management Company of Nigeria (AMCON), Mustafa Chike-Obi, the CBN governor, Mr. Sanusi, the Registrar of the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), Belo Mahmud, and the Director General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Arunma Oteh.

The committee faulted Mr. Sanusi for a range of several other anomalies and breach of procedures, and accused the CBN boss of deliberately withholding information from the lawmakers during the investigation.

It also indicted Ms. Oteh of multiple cases of irregularities, and accused the SEC DG of fraudulent conduct.
Ms. Oteh was recalled by the federal government on Wednesday after about a month on suspension. Her recall came as the House committee tabled its report.

On the nationalization of Afribank, the committee detailed shocking highlights of the behind-the-scenes leading to the change. The committee said the bank’s name was changed to Mainstreet Bank Limited, a private company with share capital of 100,000 ordinary shares of N1 each, owned by two persons, Gideon Agbedo, a lawyer, and a certain Innocent Obi.

The committee said it found out the Articles and Memorandum of Association transferring the ownership to the individuals, was stamped and verified by the CAC authorizing them to “assume all or part only of the deposits and liabilities of Afribank” and to “purchase such assets of Afribank” as are acceptable to the board.
This meant a publicly quoted company was acquired by a private company owned by two persons, the committee said.

Further, a Certificate of Incorporation no RC 969929 dated 5th August, 2011, signed by Bello Mahmud, Registrar General-CAC , certified that Mainstreet Bank was previously called ‘SHOKO CHUKIN LIMITED’.
“This action is completely false and dubious,” the committee said.
Again, the committee said the position of AMCON, CBN, SEC etc that the nationalized banks were owned 100 per cent by AMCON, were deliberate falsehood as it was clear the two individuals owned the banks with nine other names as the Directors of the bank.

For Bank PHB, changed to Keystone bank, the committee said a similar fraud was perpetuated with share capital of 100 000 ordinary shares of N1 each were owned by one Benson Igbanoi and the same Innocent Obi of Mainstreet Bank.

The object of Keystone Bank ltd was similar to that of the Mainstreet Bank, and has a Certificate of Incorporation no RC 969956 which certifies that Keystone Bank Ltd was previously called Michi Noku Resolution limited, another alleged fraud.


Source: Premium Times

FG Recalls Suspended SEC DG, Ms. Arunma Oteh.

The Federal Government has recalled the suspended Director -General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Ms. Arunma Oteh.
Her recall was communicated to her through a circular; SGF.2/S.9/C.13/454 dated 17/ July/ 2012 and signed by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim.
 
According to him, Oteh’s recall follows the outcome of the findings of the external auditors.
It will be recalled that the Board engaged the Price Water Coopers Limited, a renowned audit firm, to examine SEC's account records.
The firm exonerated her from all accusation of fraud and criminal breaches.
She was however indicted for some administrative lapses.
 
The circular reads:
"Please refer to the decision of the Board of Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to send you on compulsory leave in order to enable SEC's external auditors-the Price Water Coopers Limited (PWC), to examine the records of the Commission's transactions covering SEC project 50 which you supervised.
 
"I am to note that Government has studied the report submitted by the external auditors and you are neither indicted for fraud nor criminal breach in any form. However, some administrative lapses were reported, particularly, in cases where administrative procedures were not thoroughly observed.
 
"The purpose of this letter is to recall you from your leave and to caution that you must henceforth endeavour to diligently observe all extant rules and administrative procedures in the conduct of all official transactions."

Source: The Nation

Hilary Clinton Gets Stoned With Tomatoes By Egyptians

Egyptians pelted Secretary of State Clinton’s motorcade with tomatoes, shoes and jeers of “Monica! Monica!” on Sunday during her first visit since last year’s dramatic revolution.

A tomato struck an Egyptian official in the face, but Clinton was unscathed during the brief ruckus as she was leaving the U.S. Consulate in Alexandria.

It was not clear who the protesters were, or what their political affiliation was.


On Saturday, protesters chanted anti-Islamist slogans outside Clinton’s hotel, accusing the U.S. of backing the Muslim Brotherhood’s rise to power.

The Islamists, on the other hand, complain that Washington spent years propping up former President Hosni Mubarak and tacitly encouraging his often brutal efforts to suppress religious militancy.
The United States provides Egypt with $1.3 billion a year in military aid.

Adams Oshiomhole Declared Winner Of Edo Governorship Election As President Jonathan Congratulated Him An UPDATE

UPDATE 2: President Goodluck Jonathan has congratulated Adams Oshiomhole on his victory in the election. He also wished the comrade-governor a successful second term in office.
The president commended INEC and the security agencies for the successful conduct of the elections.
Rauf Aregbsola, the governor of the state of Osun, has also congratulated Mr Oshiomhole over his victory.

There was spontaneous breakout of jubilation by the people in the streets in the state capital as details of the results filtered out.

Loud booms of gunshots and fireworks could be heard from different parts of the city, as supporters from across all political divide poured out in the streets on motor bikes in jubilation of the victory.

One of the celebrating youths, who spoke with our reporters, described Mr. Oshiomhole’s victory as a triumph of the people of the state against politics of godfatherism and patronage.

“This victory show that if one, who is in leadership position performs and delivers the dividend of democracy to the people, victory can be achieved irrespective of the political party one belongs,” the ecstatic youth said.

Below is the full statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben Abati.

"President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan congratulates Governor Adams Oshiomhole of Edo State on his re-election yesterday for another term in office.

"President Jonathan also commends the Independent National Electoral Commission, its personnel and the nation’s security services for ensuring that the elections were free and fair in keeping with his administration’s commitment to continually strengthening democracy in Nigeria through the establishment of a more credible electoral system.

"The President  urges Governor Oshiomhole to receive the fresh mandate given to him yesterday by the people of Edo State  as an endorsement of his outstanding  performance in his first term and an expression of their desire for a continuation of his focused, purposeful and dynamic leadership.

"He expects that the Governor will work even harder in his second term to justify the confidence in his leadership clearly expressed by the Edo State electorate yesterday and assures him that the Federal Government will continue to give all possible support and assistance for development in the state.

"President Jonathan wishes the Comrade-Governor continued good health and a successful second term in the service of Edo State and Nigeria."

UPDATE 1: The agent of the PDP has congratulated Mr. Oshiomhole for the victory, and INEC, for doing a good job. Speaking shortly after the result was announced at the INEC office in Benin, he added that his party would study the result of the election and then come forward with a formal reaction.
Read our earlier post below.
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The candidate of the ruling Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN), Adams Oshiomhole, was this morning declared winner of the gubernatorial elections held yesterday in Edo State.

In the result announced by the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Benin, Osayuki Oshodin, who was the returning officer, Mr. Oshiomhole polled a total of 477,478 votes, or 73.72 per cent of 647,698 total votes cast , winning in all the 18 Local Government Areas of the state.

His closest rival, Charles Airhiarvbere of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) polled 144,235 votes, or 22.27 per cent of total votes, while the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP)candidate, Solomon Edebiri, got 3,642 votes, and Izevbuwa Roland of the Congress for Political Change (CPC), received 2,792 votes, or 0.43 per cent of the total votes,

Other  results include that of Frank Ukonga of the Social Democratic Mega party (SDMP), who got 807 votes, or 0.56 per cent of total votes; Andrew Igwemoh of the Labour Party (LP), 604, or 0.09 per cent, and Paul Orumwense of the National Conscience Party (NCP), 504 votes, or 0.08 per cent.

About 17,282 voters could not vote in eight local government areas of the state for various reasons bordering on various breaches of the Electoral Act. But, elections did not hold at Ologbo, a riverine area of the state following the dead of four officials, including three police officers and an INEC ad hoc staff, in a boat mishap as they were conveying electoral materials to the area.

Observers noted the low turn out of voters, which was 40.4 per cent of the total number of registered voters.

The PDP polling agent at the polling centre at the INEC headquarters, Dickson Ikhairhe, who accepted the outcome of the polls on behalf of his party, said the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the party will deliberate on the result and issue a formal statement.

He commended NEC’s handling of the exercise, describing it as peaceful and orderly, while congratulating the winner, Adams Oshiomhole for his victory.

The CPC representative, who congratulated the ACN for emerging victorious, said “victory for ACN is victory for all progressive parties in the state.”

Mr. Oshiomhole’s ACN won at the Uzenema Primary School voting centre, where the self-acclaimed godfather of Edo politics, Tony Anenih, voted. The result at the end of voting at the centre showed that the ACN scored 3,120 votes against PDP’s 1,004 votes

The PDP candidate in the poll, Mr. Airhiavbere, and other PDP chieftains, including Gabriel Igbinedion, lost in their wards. ACN also won in Ward unit 7 where the Chief of Staff to the President, Mike Oghiadomie comes from, scoring 169 votes against PDP’s 129.

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS TALLY

AKOKO - ACN (),  PDP ()

EGOR -   ACN (),  PDP ()

ESAN NORTH EAST ACN - (13,068), PDP - (12, 478)

ESAN CENTRAL - ACN - (), PDP - ()

ESAN SOUTH-EAST - ACN - (), PDP- ()

ESAN WEST - ACN - (), PDP - ()

ETSAKO CENTRAL - ACN - (16, 834), PDP - (5,113)

ETSAKO EAST - ACN - (14,904), PDP - (9,634)

ETSAKO WEST - ACN - (44,962), PDP - (5,920)

IGUEBEN - ACN - (), PDP - ()

IKPOBA OKHA - ACN - (58, 809), PDP - (6,505)

OREDO - ACN - (66,552), PDP - (9,081)

ORHIONMWON - ACN -(), PDP - ()

OVIA NORTH EAST - ACN - (), PDP - ()

OVIA SOUTH WEST - ACN - (), PDP - ()

OWAN EAST - ACN - (15,150), PDP - (7,229)

OWAN WEST - ACN - (), PDP - ()

UHUNMWONDE - ACN - (17,011), PDP - (5,826)

TOTAL- ACN - () PDP - ()

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PU12/11/05/002 ACN-121, ANPP-0, CPC-0, Labour Party-0, PDP-3

PU12/11/06/010 ACN-187 ANPP-2 CPC-0 PDP-13
PU12/11/O6/008 ACN-164 ANPP-2 CPC-3 PDP-17
PU12/11/06/009 ACN-206 ANPP-1 CPC-1 PDP-17

PU12/11/06/005 ACN-174 ANPP-1 CPC-0 PDP-21

PU12/11/06/006 ACN-176 ANPP-1 CPC-0 PDP-28

PU12/11/06/007 ACN-53 ANPP-2 CPC-9 PDP-2

PU12/11/06/004 ACN-230 ANPP-2 CPC-0 PDP-8

PU12/11/05/019 ACN-288 ANPP-0 CPC-4 PDP-18

PU12/11/05/023 ACN-277 ANPP-0 CPC-0 PDP-17

PU12/11/05/025 ACN-171 ANPP-7 CPC-2 PDP-23

PU12/11/06/001 ACN-184 ANPP-1 CPC-2 PDP-12

PU12/11/06/002 ACN-111 ANPP-2 CPC-0 PDP-20

PU12/11/06/003 ACN-155 ANPP-3 CPC-0 PDP-15

PU12/11/05/024 ACN-240 ANPP-1 CPC-1 PDP-2

PU12/11/05/010 ACN-201 ANPP-O CPC-0 PDP-18

Uroma Primary School, Predo LGA, Ward 2, ACN 216, ANPP 2, PDP 18

Oza Primary School, Oredo LGA, Ward 10, ACN 129, PDP 35

Oza Primary School, Oredo LGA, Ward 10, ACN 14, PDP 35

Ebidi Pri. Sch., Fugar, Etsako Central. Ward 2 , unit 7 , CPC= 0, , PDP=129 , ACN=169 

Ebidi Pri. Sch., Fugar, Etsako Central. Ward 2 , unit 8, CPC=0 , PDP=88 , ACN=141 Unit 

PU 14,GRA,Benin.PDP 32,ACN-190,CPC-3

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