Similarly, Tunji Shelle, the representative of the Peoples Democratic Party, decried the discrepancies in the electioneering process.
Declaring the result, the Returning Officer, Rufus Shaa’ato, said Mr Zam polled 143,151 votes to beat Mr Ortom, who polled 106,882 votes, while Mark Gbillah of the Labour Party (LP) polled 51,950
Controversies have continued to trail the announcement of results from across the country by the INEC chairman.
The ruling party’s presidential candidate accepted the result on Monday.
Debunking the information as fake news, spokesperson of the command, Benjamin Hundeyin, said the hoodlums were enforcing market association agreement before they were stopped by police.
Peter Obi of Labour Party has maintained slim lead ahead of APC’s Bola Tinubu, in a hotly contested election.
Final results declared by the electoral office showed Mr Obi won 582,454 for Labour Party against Mr Tinubu’s 572,606 for the APC.
The general elections were held on February 25.
Mr Tinubu won at Epe, Lagos Mainland, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos Island, Agege, Badagry and Ikorodu.
The party also alleged overnight manipulation of results across the state.
