Live updates: Situation reports and collation of results across the country - Day 2

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It is the second day of the 2019 general election which involves the Presidential, senate and House of Representatives voting. Voting took place on Saturday, February 23 across polling units in the country although some of them started late. The election was largely peaceful although their were reports of violence in some parts of Rivers, Bayelsa and Lagos. In rivers state, it was reported that 15 people were killed. In Bayelsa state, 15 political thugs were arrested by security operatives while in Lagos, there were reports of voters' intimidation and burning of ballot boxes and papers. The presidential election has largely been seen as a two-horse race between President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress and Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party. Collation of result at the ward and local government has began in some states. Legit.ng provided live update of the voting incidents across the country here.

 9:04 AM Senatorial collation centre, Mapo Hall, Owo, Ondo state. Senatorial collation centre, Mapo Hall, Owo, Ondo state. Ipele Ward 7 Senate No of registered voters - 13,800 No of Accredited voters- 4720 AA - 1750 AAC - 387 ADP - 266 APC - 824 PDP - 1224 TOTAL Votes - 4702 Total valid votes - 4501 Rejected votes - 201
 9:14 AM Presidential election results of Ado-Ekiti LG, Ekiti, Ekiti Central Senatorial District A- 11 AA- 07 AAC- 148 AAB- 43 ABP- 43 ACD- 28 ACBN- 36 ADC- 97 APP- 39 AGA- 05 AGAP- 05 APC- 34929 APGA- 12 APN- 02 APP- 05 DPC- 47 FRESH- 04 FJP- 17 GDPN- 73 PDP- 20112 GPN- 05 Total No of registered voters - 165994 No of accredited voters - 60277 Total Valid votes- 56914 Rejected votes - 2768 Total votes - 59682
 9:34 AM Moba local government, Ekiti (11 wards) House of Reps Otun I APC-1598 PDP-1191 Otun II APC-1652 PDP-765 Otun III APC-1187 PDP-590 Igogo I APC-1090 PDP-319 Igogo II APC-1828 PDP-1046 Erinmope I APC-658 PDP-534 Erinmope II APC-919 PDP-428 Ikun I APC-919 PDP-427 Ikun II APC-598 PDP-976 Otun APC-1447 PDP-980 Osan APC-875 PDP-879 Source: Legit.ng 

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