ThrowBack: Why I prefer exile to living under Buhari — Bode George
Mass turn out greets election in Bauchi
Amaechi refuses accreditation, says result sheets missing
Oshiomhole expresses shock as soldiers block INEC officials
Explosion: NYSC urges corps members to remain calm
Jonathan accredited using old manual system
INEC’s arrangement “excellent ” – Buhari
Card reader malfunctions as accreditation commences in Osun
Elections: Security beefed up in FCT
Election: Asaba, Akwukwu-Igbo calm
Buhari accredited in Daura
Elections Like No Other

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Presidency: Will opposition break the jinx today?
MAIN opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) is going into today’s presidential and National Assembly elections with two goals in mind. The first is to win the presidential election and the second is to corner two-thirds of the 109 senatorial and 360 House of Representatives seats to enable the party run a seamless administration as from May 29, 2015.
Citizen Coverage: Report The Election In Your Area
Vanguard Online realises that news is better when readers report and own it.
Since the last election, citizen participation in news reporting on the mobile and social media has grown immensely. Vanguard online acknowledges the power of effective news coverage by citizens themselves.
We’ve ensured water-tight security for corpers working for INEC — NYSC boss
As the nation goes to the polls today, the Director-General of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, Brigadier-General Johnson Olawumi has said that adequate security has been put in place for the safety of the corps members who are working as Adhoc staff for the elections.
Presidential election: Finally, Nigeria decides today
By Chioma Gabriel Today is the D-day! Nigerians are trooping out en-masse to elect the next Nigerian president, Senators and members of the House of Representatives for the next four years. As early as 7 am, eligible voters are expected to to be at their polling units for accreditation through the card reader to clear […]
APC will regret supporting the card reader
The card reader will work against the APC than the PDP. The card reader will be an advantage to the PDP because the PDP has not been involved in the manipulation of card readers. The PDP is not cloning PVCs; PDP has not been involved in the purchase of cards. PDP has not been involved in asking a particular tribe not to be given cards in some States.
Borno INEC ready for elections – Says REC
The Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) of the Indepenedent National Electoral Commission, INEC in Borno state, Mr. Samuel Madaki Usman has said that all is now set for thw Presidential and National Assembly Elections slated for today (Saturday), as the commission had already received and distributed all sensitive and none- sensitive materials across the state.
Buhari’s case for presidency
Finally, the D-Day is here. Nigerians have waited so long for it. It is a day of a great decision via elections. Nigeria’s presidency is the soul of the contest which has obviously been narrowed between Dr. Goodluck Jonathan and General Mohammadu Buhari. Who carries the day? The answer is just hours away. Read the profile of General Buhari, how he emerged the candidate of opposition All Progressives Congress, APC, the formation of party and the issues that have made Buhari hopeful of becoming Nigeria’s next president.
Fear of Violence: Learning from our past experiences
For the first time a coalition of diverse political parties sank their differences and coalesced into a mega party, the All Progressives Congress (APC) with the sole aim of pushing the ruling Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) out of Aso Rock, the Presidential villa.
Card Readers: How Abuja court aborted last minute move to stop election
Last minute move by a Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, from Ogun state, Mr. Walihu Taiwo, to secure an interim order of injunction stopping the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, from using the Smart Card Reader Machines for the presidential election, crumbled yesterday.
UN provides $60m for Nigeria’s general elections, says Chambas
The UN Secretary-General High Level Representative to Nigeria, Dr Mohammed Ibn Chambas, said the United Nations (UN) had provided 60 million dollars, about N1.2 billion, to ensure the success of Nigeria’s 2015 general elections.

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