INEC Unveils Full-List 109 Senators-elect

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has released the list of senators-elect of the 10th Senate.

The list has 101 senators, leaving out eight prospective senators whose elections have yet to be concluded.

Election Results Are Safe, INEC Assures Nigerians

The commission noted that supplementary elections would be held in the affected senatorial districts.

The affected districts include are Enugu East, Kebbi North, Plateau Central, Sokoto East, North and South, Yobe South and Zamfara Central.

The National Assembly elections were held last Saturday, February 25, 2023, alongside the presidential election.

Below is the full list revealed:


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