BREAKING NEWS: Tinubu Wins Ekiti With 200 Thousand Votes As Collation Of Presidential Election Begins

Nigeria prepares for another presidential election, the race for the highest office in the land has intensified with the collation of results from various states. In the early hours of the collation process, it has been reported that former Lagos State Governor and chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmed Tinubu, has won the state of Ekiti in a landslide victory. .

Tinubu’s victory in Ekiti is not surprising, as he has been a strong force in Nigerian politics for many years, with a track record of successful leadership and development in Lagos State.

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According to reports, Tinubu won Ekiti State by a wide margin, with over 70% of the votes cast in his favor. This is a clear indication of his popularity and support in the state, and it is expected that this victory will give him a significant boost as he seeks to win the presidency.

The collation of results is ongoing, and it is too early to predict who will emerge as the winner of the presidential election. However, Tinubu’s victory in Ekiti is a significant development and a clear indication that he is a strong contender in the race.

Tinubu’s campaign has been centered around his experience and his vision for a better Nigeria. He has promised to tackle corruption, create jobs, and improve the country’s infrastructure if he is elected president. These are issues that resonate with many Nigerians, and it is expected that his message will continue to gain traction as the election progresses.

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Tinubu’s victory in Ekiti is a significant development in the ongoing presidential election. It is a clear indication of his popularity and support in the state, and it is expected that this will give him a significant boost as he seeks to win the presidency. The collation of results is ongoing, and Nigerians are eagerly waiting to see who will emerge as the winner of the presidential election.