Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has uploaded 92.2 per cent of results from Saturday’s chairmanship elections across the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), according to figures published on its Result Viewing Portal (IReV).
Data obtained from the portal as of 5:55am on Sunday show that 2,602 results had been uploaded out of the 2,822 polling units expected across the six area councils of the territory.
The development reflects a generally high level of compliance with electronic transmission of results, though disparities were recorded among councils.
AMAC Leads in
Volume
The Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) recorded the highest number of uploads, with 1,309 of its 1,401 polling unit results published, representing 93.43 per cent.
Ward-by-ward data indicate strong compliance across Wuse, Gwarinpa, Garki, City Centre, Kabusa, Karu, Nyanya and other wards, with most recording over 90 per cent uploads.
Gwagwalada Tops Completion
Rate
Gwagwalada Area Council emerged as the best-performing council in terms of completion rate, posting 330 of 338 results — a 97.63 per cent upload rate.
Several wards, including Gwagwalada Centre, Kutunku, Dobi, Zuba, Ikwa and Ibwa, recorded 100 per cent uploads, underscoring swift result transmission.
Bwari, Abaji Post Strong Figures
In Bwari Area Council, 463 of 485 polling unit results were uploaded, amounting to 95.46 per cent. Multiple wards, such as Bwari Central, Shere, Igu and Ushafa, recorded full uploads, while others like Kubwa and Dutse Alhaji were close to completion.
Abaji Area Council also posted a high compliance rate, with 129 of 135 polling unit results uploaded (95.56 per cent). Several wards, including Abaji Central, Gawu, Yaba and Abaji North East, achieved full uploads.
Kwali and Kuje Trail
Kwali Area Council recorded 164 uploads out of 201 polling units, translating to 81.59 per cent. While Gumbo, Yangoji and Kwali Ward posted full uploads, wards such as Ashara, Wako and Yebu lagged behind.
Kuje Area Council recorded the lowest performance at the time of assessment, with 207 of 262 polling unit results uploaded — 79.01 per cent.
Notably, while some wards like Gwargwada, Yenche and Rubochi achieved full uploads, others such as Gudun Karya and Kabi recorded minimal or no uploads.
Overall
Assessment
Overall, five of the six area councils surpassed the 90 per cent mark in result uploads by early Sunday. However, Kwali and Kuje remained below average, with Kuje recording the slowest upload rate as of the time the data was compiled.
INEC has assured Nigerians that the remaining results would be uploaded as technical and logistical challenges are resolved, reinforcing its commitment to transparency in the electoral process.
