Hayatu-Deen Wins First State As ADC Resumes Presidential Primary Result Collation (Other Results)

A 2027 presidential aspirant, Mohammed Hayatu-Deen, has won his first state in the African Democratic Congress (ADC) presidential primary as collation resumed on Wednesday.

According to the results declared at the resumed collation in Abuja, Hayatu-Deen polled 8,442 votes to win the ADC presidential primary in Kwara State.

On their parts, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar and former Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, won 6,805 and 7,195, respectively in Kwara.

Below are other results declared on Wednesday night.

KADUNA
Atiku – 108,784
Amaechi – 5,454
Hayatudeen – 2,434

BAUCHI
Atiku – 115,410
Amaechi – 1,127
Hayatudeen – 1,845

EDO
Atiku 15,918
Amaechi 9,326
Hayatudeen 1,888

BAYELSA
Atiku 1,470
Amaechi 21,404
Hayatudeen 439

RIVERS
Atiku – 912
Amaechi – 115,650
Hayatudeen – 1,142

LAGOS
Atiku 37,783
Amaechi 6,791
Hayatudeen 2,144

DELTA
Atiku 10,023
Amaechi 35, 225
Hayatudeen 6,032

OGUN
Amaechi — 10,158
Atiku — 25,634
Hayatu-Deen — 567

JIGAWA
Amaechi — 1,241
Atiku — 51,238
Hayatu-Deen — 848

KATSINA
Amaechi — 31,198
Atiku — 74,444
Hayatu-Deen — 17,951

CROSS RIVER
Amaechi — 16,163
Atiku — 17,461
Hayatu-Deen — 1,111

Recall that the ADC had on Tuesday announced the suspension of the collation of results from its presidential primary elections held nationwide on Monday.

Naija News reports that the collation was suspended around 11:50 p.m after results from 25 states had been announced.

The party said the collation of results and declaration of the eventual winner would resume on Wednesday (today).

The collation exercise, held at the Congress Hall of the Transcorp Hilton Hotel, Abuja, is expected to continue by 8 p.m. today.

The Chairman of the Presidential Primary Election Committee, Chief Ikechi Emenike, who announced the postponement, said the decision was to allow party members who are Muslims to celebrate Eid al-Kabir.

He also explained that some returning officers had flight challenges getting to Abuja.