Over 4,144 polling units results out of 5,720 submitted via online to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC as at the time of filling in this report, more than 75 percent of the registered voters boycotted the election across the various polling units.

The results show as follow:

461 voters registered in Central School Nnokwa 1 polling unit in the Nnokwa ward of Idemili-South local government area but only 31 voters came out to cast their votes. In Ubili Hall 1 polling unit, 422 registered voters recorded but only 61 of them came out to vote in the election.

One person recorded as registered voter in Osisugo Village Hall Awada polling unit in Obosi ward of Idemili North local government area but the single voter refused to show up for the election. At Saint Hillary Nursery and Primary School polling unit, 10 persons recorded as registered voters but only one person came out to vote.

At Ubahu Community Primary School in Ihembosi/Anavbahu ward of Ekusigo local government area, 640 registered voters but only 92 persons came out to vote. Also, Otukwe Hall polling unit, 720 registered voters but only 100 came out to vote.

806 voters registered at Fegge Pay Office 3 polling unit in Bridge Head 1 ward of Onitsha-South local government area but only 34 persons came out to vote. Metu Memo Secondary School 2 polling unit in Odoakpu ward recorded 766 registered voters but only 31 persons came out to vote.

At C.P.S Obeagwe 1 polling unit in Akili-Ogidi/Obeagwe ward of Ogbaru local government area, 516 persons registered for the election but only 51 voters came out to vote. Also, C.P.S Ossomala 2 polling unit in Ossomala ward recorded 641 registered voters but only 95 persons came out to vote.

Akwa-Ihedi Health Centre 1 polling unity in Akwa-Ihedi ward of Nnewi South local government area, 158 registered voters but only 32 came out to vote. Unity Primary School 3 polling unit in Unubi ward have 1,119 registered voters but just 23 people came out to vote.

Obiofia Odogwu Hall polling unit in Nnewi-Ichi ward of Nnewi North local government area have 815 registered voters but merely 81 persons came out to vote. 662 registered voters at Okpuno Uzodike Village Hall polling unit in Uruagu 3 ward but only 45 persons came out to vote.

Registered voters at Community Primary School polling unit in Adazi Ani 1 ward of Anaocha local government area stood at 592 but only 64 persons came out to vote. Okofia Hall 1 polling unit in Obeledu ward have 236 registered voters but only 30 persons came out to vote.

Onono Central School 1 polling unit in Ezi-Anam ward of Anambra West local government area have 558 registered voters but only 2 persons came out to vote. Edo Fam Camp polling unit in Umuoba-Anam ward have 237 registered voters but only 11 persons came out to vote.

Around the state capital, Real Estate Primary School 1 polling unit in Agu Oka ward of Awka South local government area have 765 polling unit but only 101 persons came out for the election. Community School 1 polling unit in Umuawulu ward have 160 registered voters but only 31 persons came out to vote.

Saint Augustine 1 polling unit in Umoba-Anam ward of Anambra East local government area have 567 registered voters but only 16 persons came out to vote. Mgbailo Public Square polling in Aguleri ward have 250 registered voters but only 27 persons came out to vote.

Akitinyi V. Square 3 polling unit in Orum ward of Awka North local government area have 679 registered voters but only 49 came out to vote. Umudiaba V. Square 2 polling unit in Achalla 1 ward have 377 registered voters but only 57 persons came out to vote.

Aniocha Square 3 polling unit in Ifite ward of Ayamelum local government area have 365 registered voters but only 70 persons came out to vote. Umuotobo Hall 4 polling unit in Anaku ward have 300 registered voters but merely 43 persons came out to vote.

Obinikpa Primary School, Umeuzeiyi polling unit in Achina 1 ward of Aguata local government area with 331 registered voters, only 64 persons came out to vote. Social Centre 4 polling unit with 270 registered voters, only 62 came out to vote.

Umuejindu polling unit in Enugu/Umonyia ward of Orumba South local government area with 301 registered voters, only 42 persons came out. Ikpafor Hall polling unit in Umunze 1 ward have 465 registered voters but merely 57 persons came out to vote.

Amokwe Square polling unit in Nanka 1 ward of Orumba North local government area with 604 registered voters, only 3 persons came out to vote. Okolo Primary school 2 polling unit in Oko 1 ward have 580 registered voters but only 47 persons came out to vote.

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