Mr Oladejo said the outcome of the election reflected a decline in the Labour Party’s grassroots support and his Obedient Movement.
Mr Tinubu urged the governor to be magnanimous in victory and seek cooperation from his opponents in the just-concluded election.
Mr Okpara said the victory reaffirmed APGA’s position as the true political identity of Igbos and the custodian of Anambra’s development aspirations.
A total of 16 candidates participated in the election, with six seen as major contenders.
The incident occurred at Polling Unit 005 in Enugwu-Ukwu, Njikoka Local Government Area.
A review of the results showed incumbent Governor Charles Soludo is taking the lead.
The executive director of Yiaga Africa identified vote-buying and low turnout as recurring issues observed in the thematic areas of the election.
Mr Umeh said that a timely upload would guarantee transparency and public trust in the governorship election.
The midday situational statement presents a preliminary assessment of the opening of polling units.
Mr Okafor described the electoral process as “well-coordinated, peaceful, and seamless.’’
