**Update from AMAC: INEC Releases Results for Nyanyan and Karishi Wards** In the ongoing Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) Chairmanship election, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has finally released the results for two of the remaining wards – Nyanyan and Karishi. This development comes after INEC announced results for 10 other wards, leaving many anxious Nigerians eager to know who would win the coveted chairmanship position. **Nyanyan Ward: A Close Contest** In Nyanyan ward, the results show that a total of 60,193 registered voters were expected to cast their ballots, but only 5,596 were accredited. The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) secured 522 votes, while the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) garnered 3,537 votes. The ADC party, on the other hand, picked up 1,035 votes. These numbers indicate a closely contested election, with several parties vying for the top spot. **Karishi Ward: APC Takes the Lead** In Karishi ward, INEC reported that out of 17,701 registered voters, only 4,103 were accredited. The APC took the lead with 2,309 votes, closely followed by the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) with 1,100 votes. The ADC party secured 186 votes, while the PDP managed only 181 votes. These results suggest a strong APC presence in Karishi ward. **What's Next for AMAC?** With the results from Nyanyan and Karishi wards now in, the computation of the area council results is ongoing. This is the final step before the declaration of the winner of the AMAC Chairmanship election. Nigerians in AMAC are eagerly waiting to know who will emerge as the next chairperson of the area council. In conclusion, the release of these results brings the community closer to knowing who will lead AMAC for the next term. As Nigerians, it is essential to remain calm and respectful of the electoral process, regardless of the outcome. The people of AMAC deserve a leader who will work tirelessly to improve their lives, and it is the hope of many that the next chairperson will bring about positive change to the area.