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Nigeria: Card Reader Problems Headline Presidential Polls
Daily Trust, 28 March 2015
Problems with card readers were at the heart of accreditation problems on election morning Saturday, as some 57 million Nigerians prepared to go to the polls to choose a president… Read more »
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Nigeria: Lagos INEC Chief Admits Challenges
Premium Times, 28 March 2015
The electoral chief in Lagos has said that the challenges faced by some voters to get accredited for voting was not peculiar to the state. Read more »
Card Reader Problems Mar Nigeria's Poll
The election has been characterised by widespread failure of electronic voter cards with reports suggesting that many centres had slow or completely dysfunctional machines.
InFocus
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The nation goes to the polls to elect a new president and parliament in what seems to be the closest race since the end of military rule in Nigeria. Read more »
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Political analysts take a look at the five key figures whose actions could shape the outcome of the vote and its aftermath. Read more »
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The presidential hopefuls from the academic, private sector, military and civil society, are indicative of the quality of people that the country has, writes Dele Fanimo and Laolu ... Read more »
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President Goodluck Jonathan and General Muhammadu Buhari have signed an agreement to avoid actions that could promote violence during and after the polls. Read more »
