Dr. George Moghalu Rejects Anambra Governorship Election Results, Cites Irregularities

Labour Party (LP) governorship candidate Dr. George Moghalu has rejected the results of the November 8, 2025, Anambra State election, which declared incumbent Governor Chukwuma Soludo of APGA the winner, according to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). Speaking from his Nnewi office shortly after the results were announced, Dr. Moghalu expressed deep dissatisfaction with the conduct of the election, citing widespread irregularities. He highlighted pervasive vote buying and alleged instances of underage voting as major flaws in the process. “The Anambra governorship election did not meet acceptable standards,” he said. “I have participated in past elections, but this one was different—vote buying was shockingly widespread.” He also claimed that minors were spotted with voter cards and allowed to cast votes, raising concerns about the credibility of the election. Additionally, Dr. Moghalu noted that in some polling stations, the Labour Party’s name appeared on ballots without its logo, potentially confusing voters and affecting the outcome. Dr. Moghalu said he would provide a more detailed statement after reviewing reports from LP agents across the state. “Once I have all the information, we will analyse and decide on the next steps. But for now, I reject the declared outcome,” he said. Regarding the possibility of legal action, he said it was too early to determine, stressing the need for a thorough review of all findings. He also addressed reports of LP agents abandoning certain polling units, explaining that their withdrawal was a result of frustration over what they observed during voting.

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APC Emerges Victorious In Peter Obi’s Polling Unit In Stunning Anambra Upset

The All Progressives Congress (APC) delivered a major upset in Anambra State after defeating the Labour Party (LP) at the polling unit of former presidential candidate Peter Obi in Amatutu village, Agulu, Anaocha Local Government Area. At Polling Unit 019, Umudimakasi — where Obi cast his vote — APC recorded 73 votes, while Labour Party trailed with 57. The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) followed with 38 votes, and minor parties including YPP, ZLP, APM, ADC, and AAC each got one vote. The outcome has triggered mixed reactions across social media, as many expressed disbelief that Obi could lose in his home base, a community that has consistently supported him over the years. Interestingly, APC’s governorship running mate, Senator Uche Ekwunife, is also from the same area, a factor political observers say may have influenced the result. The ruling party’s success didn’t stop there. At Polling Unit 015, Amatutu Village Hall, APC secured 117 votes, while APGA and LP managed 29 and 10 votes respectively. At Polling Unit 023, Model Primary Health Care Centre, APC again led with 25 votes, followed by APGA with 8 and LP with 7, while YPP and ADC recorded one vote each. With APC consistently leading across multiple units in Agulu, analysts say the results could mark the party’s growing influence in Anaocha, traditionally a stronghold of APGA and more recently a Labour Party territory. Collation of results is still ongoing across the local government area and the rest of the state.

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