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APM wins Bauchi LGs poll, sweeps 20 chairmanship seats

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The Bauchi State Independent Electoral Commission, BASIEC, has declared the Allied Peoples Movement, APM, winner of Monday’s local government election.
The Chairperson of the commission, Jummai Abubakar, declared the results on Monday.
She said that the APM candidates won the 20 chairmanships and 319 councilor positions in the election.
Abubakar said the declaration followed the conclusion of voting, counting and collation of results.
The chairperson said the APM also won 319 out of the 323 councillor seats, while other political parties clinched the remaining four seats.
She said that the Social Democratic Party (SDP), won Dandango Ward in Bauchi LGA; while the National Rescue Movement (NRM), won Darazo South Ward in Darazo LGA.
She added that the Zenith Labour Party (ZLP), won Wandi Ward in Dass LGA; and the Young Progressive Party (YPP), secured Zirami Ward in Giade LGA.
Abubakar said the commission declared the candidates duly elected, having satisfied the requirements of the law and secured the highest valid votes in the election.
Some of the opposition parties boycotted the election alleging that the exercise contravened the 2026 Bauchi State Electoral Act.
The parties include the African Democratic Congress (ADC), African Action Congress (AAC), Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), and the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP).
(NAN

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