Presidential Candidate of All Progressives Congress, APC, General Mohammadu Buhari has trounced President Goodluck Jonathan of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP in his polling unit in Sakin Yara “A”, Kofar Baru 3 in Daura local government of Katsina State.

Voters unable to cast their ballot because of technical problems in Nigeria’s general election returned to the polls on Sunday, as the main parties traded blows over the use of the technology.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) seemed to be in the lead in some polling units as results of yesterday’s presidential and National Assembly polls trickled in.

Presidential Candidate of the All Progressives Congress, APC, General Mohammadu Buhari has trounced President Goodluck Jonathan of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP in his polling unit in Sakin Yara “A”, Kofar Baru 3 in Daura local government area of Katsina State.

In this interview, the Indonesia Ambassador to Nigeria, Harry Purwanto, shares the story of Indonesia legislation that recognises capital punishment for serious crimes

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) approved manual accreditation of voters due to the large scale failure of Smart Card Readers (SCRs) to function effectively in many parts of the country in yesterday’s elections.

In the final result announced at the two polling units at the Presidential Villa yesterday night, the Peoples Democratic Party candidate, President Goodluck Jonathan lost to the All Progressive Congress candidate, General Mohammadu Buhari as he polled a total of 595 votes General Buhari’s 613 votes.

At exactly 3.09, President Goodluck Jonathan and wife, Dame Patience, voted at his polling unit, Otuoke, Bayelsa State.

Afetr casting his vote, he had this chat with reporters

Nigerians demonstrated rare perseverance, yesterday, when they trooped out in large numbers to vote in presidential and National Assembly elections characterised by Smart Card Readers (SCRs) hitches and late arrival of materials at polling stations.

Many politicians are out in the field cajoling the electorate for votes using anti- corruption messages. They have correctly read the mood of the electorate and understand how anti-corruption message resonate with them. Now, every politician who fancies his chance to win an elective office sings the anti- corruption song.

Confidence is low in the rank and file of the Super Eagles after losing 1-0 to visiting Cranes of Uganda last Wednesday at the Akwa Ibom International Stadium in Uyo.

Saturday March 7, 2015, opposite Afaraukwu Junction by Aba Road Umuahia, a crowd in village merrymaking emerged from Afaraukwu Village.

In the Nigerian political folklore, no politician or political leader has impacted the entertainment industry more than the governor of Delta State, Emmanuel Uduaghan, a medical doctor-turned-politician.

As we await the result of the presidential election, let us continue to sound it loud and clear, as Rev. Chris Okotie did in his Facebook piece, titled, A Message for Jonathan and Buhari, that the two political gladiators should accept the verdict with equanimity.

The Delta gubernatorial debate, which held on the 24th of March, 2015 turned out to be one of the strangest events in the build up to the Governorship elections thus far. It was an event that had long been anticipated by Deltans across all three Senatorial Districts with the organizers having gone the extra mile in sensitizing the electorate on the importance of the debate.