Tag: #NigeriaDecides

This live blog is dedicated to the results as announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission in Abuja.

Some Bauchi youth defy curfew to wait at INEC office for election results.

"Is it that the APC believes it is losing the election..."

This is a preliminary statement by the Nigeria Civil Society Situation Room on Saturday’s elections.

Defeat in those polling units does not necessarily translate to Mr. Jonathan losing the election.

"Arrest me if that's what you want to do or allow me return to Government House I'm Port Harcourt."

This Live Updates, our third stream for the day, is dedicated to the coverage of results of the ongoing presidential ...

"While the conduct of the verification exercise has been generally peaceful, few incidents have been reported across the geo-political zones."

There was an attack by suspected Boko Haram insurgents.

It appears that the protective film on the lenses of the card readers might have been hampering the reading of ...

INEC says it is looking into the matter.

It is unclear whether the PDP is following these recommendations as the voting process goes underway across the country.

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It shows the level of interest Nigerians have in the individuals contesting for the presidency.

Mr. Ajimobi says ​v​otes will determine the way forward ​for​ Nigeria.

Mr. Olanusi, is said to have had a frosty relationship with Governor Olusegun Mimiko for sometime

The core objective of the Centre is to create a platform for citizens to follow real time updates and monitor ...

The campaign organisation of Mr. Jonathan had accused Mr. Jega and the leadership of the APC of “grand conspiratorial alliance” ...

Mr. Joshua says he has collected his own PVC but that he is living as a stranger in Nigeria

"What can bring unity to Nigeria is the return of Goodluck Ebele Jonathan."

Mrs. Jonathan: "We are not propagandaly (sic). We are not here to deceive you. We are not here to lie ...

Some ex-militants had said there would be war in Niger Delta if the president re-election bid crashes.

Some presidential candidates also back the call for the removal of Nigeria's electoral chief.

"His statement indicates that even he now realizes that his pay master has lost to Buhari/Osinbajo. The game is over. ...

At an event in Lagos, Mr. Osinbajo spoke about the plans his party has for Nigerian youth if elected.