The Independent National Electoral Commission has declared Hamisu Chidari, the incumbent Speaker, Kano State House of Assembly, as winner for Danbatta/Makoda Federal Constituency.
The Returning Officer, Prof. Haruna Musa of Bayero University Kano, announced Chidari of APC as winner of the February 25 House of Representatives election after scoring 30,346 votes.
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Prof. Musa said Chidari defeated his closest contender, Badamasi Ayuba of NNPP, who scored 24,792 votes.
Similarly, the INEC declared Abdulmumi Jibrin Kofa of the New Nigeria Peoples Party as the winner for Kiru/Bebeji Federal Constituency of the state.
The Returning Officer, Prof. Sale Kumurya of BUK, announced the results at Bebeji on Monday.
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Kumurya said Kofa scored 40,463 votes to defeat his closest rival, Sunusi Saidu Kiru of All Progressives Congress, who garnered 34,798 votes.
Again, the commission had declared Sani Bala of the APC as winner of Kunchi/Tsanyawa Federal Constituency in the state.
Prof. F. Abdullahi of BUK, the Returning Officer, announced the results in Tsanyawa Local Government Area INEC office on Monday.
Prof. Abdullahi said Bala scored 25,000 votes, while Safiyanu Mohammed of NNPP clinched 21,648 votes.
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Also, Prof. Sani Ibrahim of BUK, the Returning Officer for Minjibir/Ungogo Federal Constituency, had declared Adamu Sani of NNPP as a winner of the parliamentary election after scoring 49,274 votes.
Prof. Ibrahim said Sani defeated Marau Sani Nas of APC who scored 16,629 votes.
