The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has officially declared APC’s Kamilu Said as the winner of the Zamfara by-election, presenting him with a certificate of return. This development comes after a fiercely contested election, which saw various political parties and candidates vying for the top spot. The by-election was held to fill a vacant seat in the Zamfara State House of Assembly, following the resignation of the previous occupant. Kamilu Said, the APC candidate, emerged victorious, garnering the majority of the votes cast. The INEC, in accordance with the Electoral Act, presented Said with a certificate of return, signifying his official recognition as the winner of the election. The ceremony was attended by various stakeholders, including INEC officials, party representatives, and other dignitaries. The APC candidate’s victory has been hailed as a significant win for the party, which has been working to strengthen its presence in the state. The by-election was marked by a high level of voter turnout, with many residents of Zamfara State exercising their franchise to choose their preferred candidate. The election was also notable for the level of transparency and fairness, with INEC officials working to ensure that the process was free from irregularities. The APC candidate’s campaign focused on key issues such as economic development, infrastructure, and social welfare, which resonated with the electorate. Said’s victory is seen as a testament to the party’s popularity in the state and its ability to connect with the people. The APC has welcomed the outcome of the election, praising the INEC for its professionalism and the people of Zamfara State for their participation. The party has also vowed to continue working towards the development of the state, with Said’s victory seen as a significant step towards achieving this goal. The by-election has also been seen as a litmus test for the upcoming general elections, with the APC’s victory being viewed as a positive sign for the party’s chances. The INEC has been commended for its role in ensuring the success of the by-election, with the commission’s efforts seen as crucial in maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. The certificate of return presented to Said is a formal recognition of his victory, and it marks the beginning of his tenure as a member of the Zamfara State House of Assembly. As the newly elected representative, Said is expected to work towards addressing the needs and concerns of his constituents, while also contributing to the development of the state as a whole. The APC candidate has pledged to work tirelessly to ensure that the people of Zamfara State receive the representation they deserve, and his victory has been welcomed by many as a positive development for the state. The by-election has also highlighted the importance of voter participation and the need for citizens to exercise their right to vote. The high level of voter turnout in the by-election is a testament to the growing awareness of the importance of elections in shaping the future of the state and the country. The INEC’s efforts to ensure the success of the by-election have been praised by many, with the commission’s commitment to transparency and fairness being seen as a key factor in the election’s success. The APC’s victory in the by-election is also seen as a significant boost to the party’s morale, with the win being viewed as a testament to the party’s strength and popularity in the state. The party is expected to build on this momentum, as it prepares for the upcoming general elections. The by-election has also provided valuable lessons for the INEC, with the commission expected to apply these lessons in future elections to ensure that the electoral process continues to improve. The presentation of the certificate of return to Said marks the end of the by-election process, and it paves the way for the newly elected representative to begin his work in the Zamfara State House of Assembly.