#NigeriaDecides: 2015 Elections and the Geography of Electoral Conflicts, By CDD
”For the 2015 elections, some states have emerged as “swing states” – where the outcome is currently unpredictable between the ...
”For the 2015 elections, some states have emerged as “swing states” – where the outcome is currently unpredictable between the ...
While northern states were the major flashpoints in 2011, some states in the South appear to have leapfrogged the north.
The Situation Room says it is concerned by INEC’s delay in distributing cards to all accredited domestic and foreign observers
If the mood in Ado Ekiti is anything to go by, then the turnout during the election would be woeful.
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Over 1.79million PVCs have been distributed, and 80 observers accredited.
Police assures a violence-free election.
The Commission says the report is not a verdict on the guilt or otherwise of persons so indicted.
Through a patch goodluck and controversy, Mr. Jonathan has weathered through to seek a second term as Nigeria’s president.
These elections must not just be free, fair and credible but must be seen to be so.
Campaigns in Akwa Ibom have been civil, compared to the 2011 election.
President Jonathan urges politicians to prepare to accept the outcome of the polls.
The statement alleges that "100 trained saboteurs had been deployed to each of the states to carry out these felonious ...
The residents bemoaned the fact that they will not be able to vote.
INEC recorded a 65. 5 percent PVC distribution rate in Abuja.
SSS tells voters to be wary of people with loose clothing.
Voters are allowed to stay around after casting their votes, as long as they comport themselves peacefully.
In his permutation, Mr. Ribadu says President Goodluck Jonathan will trounce APC’s Muhammadu Buhari in Saturday’s election
Mr. El-Rufai says the Vice President treats Kaduna State as his personal estate.
Journalists fear they may be targeted ahead, during or after the elections.
Kwara APC criticised the Police IG for asking people to vote and go home.
APC says it supporters should ignore provocations.
The Police Service Commission says officers can make a difference in the election.
Mr. Buhari urges his supporters not to be intimidated.
PDP accuses APC of "guerrilla journalism".
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