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The All Progressives Congress in Kogi State has won all the state assembly seats declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) across various local government areas of the state.

Apart from the election declared inconclusive in Igalamela-Odolu State Constituency due to the pocket of violence recorded in that area and the rescheduled State Assembly election in Mopa Muro Local Government, which is ongoing as at the time of filling this report, the ruling party swept their opponents in Kogi East, West and Central.

Confirming the decision of INEC not to declare the result of Igalamela Odolu State Constituency as conclusive, the candidate of the People Democratic Party Friday Sanni Makama in his facebook page wrote ” I told you to thank God because illegality remain illegality. Majority of the polling units in Igalamela/Odolu were cancelled and the election officially declared inconclusive.

“So their military attack to subvert the wish of the people is now useless. Kindly congratulate yourself and prepare for next round of another election.

“Superiority and popularity on display as PDP did not pay for any vote cast, yet the electorate show their love by voting PDP. I challenge APC to try any election without using our workers fund to share on election day and see if APC can have ten vote in a polling unit”.

Meanwhile, the Peoples Democratic Party in Mopamuro LGA of Kogi State has boycotted today’s rescheduled House of Assembly election.

Recalled that the State Houses of Assembly Elections held across the country yesterday, but that of Mopamuro LGA State Constituency was slated for today because the ballot papers of Ankpa LGA were wrongly sent to the constituency.

Confirming the boycott, Yomi Awoniyi said the Leadership of Mopamuro LGA PDP, having consulted with the Zonal, and State leadership of the party hierarchy, have withdrawn from today’s House of Assembly Election.

The withdrawal according to Yomi Awoniyi, the immediate past Kogi State Deputy Governor, said the withdrawal was to essentially save lives and properties.