(1) Nathaniel Oke, 3 votes. Counted and announced publicly.
(2) Fatai Akinbade (52 votes initial declaration, counted and announced publicly instantly. Without any call for recount of Alhaji Fatai Akinbade’s votes, Governor Dickson announced a second result of 56 votes votes for Alhaji Akinbade) to meet up with their lapses.
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(3) Dr. Akin Ogunbiyi 1690 votes at the first count unannounced, power outage for 4 minutes and initial declaration after power was restored, 1559 votes, 3rd announcement after recount, 1562 votes.
(4) Senator Ademola Adeleke, 1569 votes.
Governor Seriake Dickson refused to recount Senator Demola Adeleke’s votes even after suspicion was raised after the power outage game. So, Demola Adeleke led with just 7 votes.
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