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Akwa Ibom State Governorship Election Pu by Pu Accreditation AKWA IBOM STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION PU BY PU ACCREDITATION S/N STATE LGA REGISTRATION AREA POLLING UNIT DELIMITATION TOTAL 1 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT AKWA EBOM 03-01-01-001 247 2 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 PRY SCH, IKOT OBONG EDIENE 03-01-01-002 497 3 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 PRY SCH, IKOT OKU UBARA 03-01-01-003 243 4 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, ATAI EDIENE 03-01-01-005 361 5 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 PRY SCH IBANANG EDIENE 03-01-01-006 214 6 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE HALL, IKOT UDOUSUNG 03-01-01-007 126 7 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT UDOUSUNG 03-01-01-008 196 8 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE HALL, NTO UTOM UKPOM 03-01-01-009 59 9 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 NCSS, IKOT IYIRE 03-01-01-010 224 10 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT AKAN ADIA 03-01-01-011 135 11 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE HALL, IKOT AKPAN ADIA 03-01-01-012 14 12 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE HALL, IKOT ONUK UKPOM 03-01-01-013 248 13 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 PRY SCH, MANTA 03-01-01-014 164 14 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, MANTA EDEM IDEM 03-01-01-015 232 ABAK URBAN 1 Total 2,960 15 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 11 PRY SCH, IBAGWA. I 03-01-02-001 197 16 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 11 PRY SCH, IBAGWA. II 03-01-02-002 298 17 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 11 VILLAGE HALL, OKON ABAK 03-01-02-003 165 18 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 11 VILLAGE HALL, IKOT AFAHA 03-01-02-004 317 19 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 11 VILLAGE HALL, MBARAKOM 03-01-02-005 286 20 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 11 PRY SCH, ITUNG 03-01-02-006 410 21 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 11 PRY SCH, ABAK USUNG ATAI 03-01-02-007 479 ABAK URBAN 11 Total 2,152 22 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT ETUK UDO 03-01-03-001 345 23 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 VILLAGE SQUARE, PARK LANE 03-01-03-002 574 24 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 BISHOP CLARKS PRY SCH 03-01-03-003 563 25 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 PRY SCH, MIDIM WATERSIDE 03-01-03-004 376 26 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 GOVT TECHNICAL COLLEGE 03-01-03-005 311 27 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 PRY SCH, OKU ABAK 03-01-03-006 334 28 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 V/H, ABAK USUNG IDIM 03-01-03-007 172 Page 1 S/N STATE LGA REGISTRATION AREA POLLING UNIT DELIMITATION TOTAL 29 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 PRY SCH, NO 1 ABAK 03-01-03-008 401 30 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 111 CONVENT PRY SCH 03-01-03-009 461 ABAK URBAN 111 Total 3,537 31 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V PRY SCH, ABAK ITENGE 03-01-04-001 253 32 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V VILLAGE SQUARE, OBIOBOM 03-01-04-002 251 33 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V PRY SCH, IKOT EKANG 03-01-04-003 235 34 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT OBONG UTU 03-01-04-004 344 35 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V MCSS, IKOT EBAK. I 03-01-04-005 335 36 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V MCSS, IKOT EBAK. II 03-01-04-006 258 37 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V VILLAGE SQUARE, UTU EDEM URUA. 03-01-04-007 348 38 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V VILLAGE SQUARE, UTU EDEM AKAI 03-01-04-008 216 39 AKWA IBOM ABAK ABAK URBAN 1V VILLAGE SQUARE, ABAK IKOT 03-01-04-009 209 ABAK URBAN 1V Total 2,449 40 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 PRY SCH, AFAHA ESSANG 03-01-05-001 403 41 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE HALL, URUK OBONG 03-01-05-002 253 42 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT UDO UDOM 03-01-05-003 5 43 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, NNA ENIN 03-01-05-004 163 44 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT AKPAKPAN 03-01-05-005 130 45 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT AKPAN IKPONG 03-01-05-006 231 46 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, EBEBIT 03-01-05-007 240 47 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 PRY SCH, EBEBIT 03-01-05-008 229 48 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 PRIMARY SCHOOL, IKOT ODIONG 03-01-05-009 220 49 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 PRY SCH, ERIAM 03-01-05-010 166 50 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, ERIAM 03-01-05-011 226 51 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, EDEM ANWA 03-01-05-012 116 52 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 PRY SCH, EDEM ANWA 03-01-05-013 293 53 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT UDO OBIO IWOK 03-01-05-014 192 AFAHA OBONG 1 Total 2,867 54 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 PRY SCH, IKOT UBOM 03-01-06-001 219 55 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 VILLAGE HALL, IKOT INYANG 03-01-06-002 104 56 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 PRY SCH, IKOT IBIT EKPE 03-01-06-003 203 57 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 V/H, IKOT OBIO IKPA 03-01-06-004 196 58 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT OBIO IKPA 03-01-06-005 206 59 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, UKANA MKPA EYOP 03-01-06-006 326 Page 2 S/N STATE LGA REGISTRATION AREA POLLING UNIT DELIMITATION TOTAL 60 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 V/H , UKANA MKPA EYOP 03-01-06-007 337 61 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT UFEN 03-01-06-008 249 62 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 PRY SCH, IKOT OBONG 03-01-06-009 337 63 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 VILLAGE SQUARE , IKOT OBONG 03-01-06-010 232 64 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 V/H, IKOT AKPA EDEM 03-01-06-011 212 65 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 V/H, IKOT AKPABIO. II 03-01-06-013 59 66 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 PRY SCH, IKWEK 03-01-06-014 176 67 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKWEK 03-01-06-015 72 68 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 V/H, IKOT NDUE 03-01-06-016 276 69 AKWA IBOM ABAK AFAHA OBONG 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT NDUE 03-01-06-017 9 AFAHA OBONG 11 Total 3,213 70 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 CUSTOMARY COURT, IKOT ESHIET 03-01-07-001 225 71 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 V/H, IKOT EKIDUK 03-01-07-002 228 72 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT EKIDUK 03-01-07-003 116 73 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 PRY SCH, IKOT IKPE 03-01-07-004 223 74 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 V/H, IKOT EFANG 03-01-07-005 361 75 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 PRY SCH, NTO OTONG 03-01-07-006 292 76 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 V/H, NTO OTONG 03-01-07-007 246 77 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 V/H, IKOT UKO 03-01-07-008 188 78 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 V/H, IKOT ANYAKANA 03-01-07-010 114 79 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 PRY SCH, ATAN MIDIM 03-01-07-011 65 80 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 VILLAGE HALL, ATAN MIDIM 03-01-07-012 71 81 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 1 V/H, IKOT EDEDE 03-01-07-013 95 MIDIM 1 Total 2,224 82 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT EDONG 03-01-08-001 187 83 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 PRY SCH, IKOT IMO 03-01-08-002 3 84 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT IMO 03-01-08-003 4 85 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 V/H, UTU MIDIM 03-01-08-004 128 86 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, UTU MIDIM 03-01-08-005 107 87 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, NTO OBO 11 03-01-08-006 75 88 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 KING INT. SCH NTO OBO 03-01-08-008 78 89 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 PRY SCH, NTO OBO 1 03-01-08-009 288 90 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 VILLAGE SQUARE, IKOT ANTUK 03-01-08-011 242 91 AKWA IBOM ABAK MIDIM 11 V/H, IKOT EKON 03-01-08-013 1 Page 3 S/N STATE LGA REGISTRATION AREA POLLING UNIT DELIMITATION TOTAL MIDIM 11 Total 1,113 92 AKWA IBOM ABAK OTORO 1 PRY SCH, ATAI OTORO 03-01-09-001 295 93 AKWA IBOM ABAK OTORO 1 V/H, ATAI OTORO 03-01-09-002 198 94 AKWA IBOM ABAK OTORO 1 V/H, IKOT OKU MFANG 03-01-09-003 345 95 AKWA IBOM ABAK OTORO 1 PRY SCH, ABIA OKPO 03-01-09-004 476 96 AKWA IBOM ABAK OTORO 1 CSS, ATAI OTORO 03-01-09-005 244 97 AKWA IBOM ABAK OTORO 1 PRY SCH, OTORO.
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