now, we have not yet gotten any results from the electoral commission that is causing some consternation at this hour. you're seeing more statements that are being put out by political figures here. candidates who are urging the electoral commission to go ahead and start uploading some of those preliminary results from some of the different states in nigeria, where those votes have been verified so that people can see them. because there's a concern that this information is spreading about which candidate may have gotten what number of votes in different states. and that is something that is a concern here, right now we are expecting that around 6 p. m local time, which is in another 3 hours or so, there's gonna be another press conference by the electoral commission and we expect that they may start a releasing preliminary results from some of the vote counting centers at that time . all that being said though, one of the things that i keep hearing from voters over the course of the last couple of days is they have been happy that there is not been widespread vileness round the country

c, the, the independent national electoral commission. officials claim that it varies from a, from a list of issues from issues like being able to connect to the main hub that is in a boucher in order to be able to send such elections. but also those officials themselves have issues with how the commission has ran the election same they were, they were basically expected to be to be election officials and as well as provide security. because as you know, these particular elections were mod by violence. they were mod by intimidation. they were also marked by disruption, in a sense that in some localities, as we showed you yesterday election material when missing election material was burned. and in some cases, there has been forced re runs as it were. there has been a re election in a state of a b, as we understand from our locals, here in the electoral commission that majority of the local governments in our b r. i re running the elections that happened 2 days ago. they have to have had the elections all over again and not of course, excluding the other issue which has been voted sup

the electoral commission says the release of tallies will resume at 11 am local time. on monday she went to terry an activist architecture who told us that the outcome of the elections is vital for both the country and africa. as a whole. we all know didn't get a chance of us and then jerry are looking at opposition and then be the push on we are we occupy and you won't have been prominent and then i'll present the impact that you can treat. it provides you. everyone is interested in what was out of the idea. so the idea here is if monday works right or the company can come to get it right, isn't it? did you go to draw all over all the con countries we get the throw on you to also have it on the other countries across the world. that is why you are seen most of the war lead us, the american breaching ok, so serious about getting it as i'm talking to you here, in most center here, to show that we how we are listen closely with the european union. of course, an artist who are here, why will what can to get up with top of the addiction that's stating that the position and

busy belong to over to the independent national electoral commission of nigeria. and we understand that here, thugs came around vandalized, the police shut in the air caused a lot of confusion and scared of the officials and the would be voters. and it was only then that they proceeded to burn the election material there was here, causing, causing may have really to the people that were yes, some of the people that wanted to vote. and this modus operandi we understand carried on because further down the road, the same kind of exercise was undertaken. people were voting there, did the boys here? so people lane or peer. so before i came back, they have gone to everything, but they did not see the poo poo that these votes him before. where boys night came mom scott died every time. there was no votes in after the born you. and this is just a, some of the incidents that have happened throughout the country as people went to cast their vote. others were they to make sure. busy the intimidate that voice of freedom, that this is another vandalized area where the material

surprisingly, yesterday, the electoral commission said they had | electoral commission said they had number of people collecting devotees cards in order to vote. you have to have a voters card here with your biometric identification here, and they said they had the highest number of people collecting which suggest that turnout should be— stop it was low in 2019, lots of people disillusioned at the time and didn't turn out. this time round, second to young people, first—time voters who say that they feel their voices are going to be heard, particularly because of some major youth led anti—police brutality protest that took place here in 2020 and moved into demands for better government. that movement, then south movement, seems to inspire young people to come out devoted a full stop will be interesting to see what turnout figures are once polls close. i will corresmnd _ figures are once polls close. i will corresmnd on — figures are once polls close. i will correspond on in _ figures are once polls close. i will correspond on in lagos, - figures are once polls close. i will correspond

the independent national electoral commission also put elections on hold. in a 141 polling stations and bales estate planning to reopen them. on sunday voting was temporarily suspended yesterday in the state of and nombre the regions of abbey or emma and cabby also faced brief closures. 3 districts in edo states have seen elections postponed until the 11th of march as a result of the absence of a logo of one of the political parties. the eastern region of porno also faced a terror attack reportedly carried out by the boca her. are militant group, as, according to the chairman of the countries independent and national electoral commission. however, many other parts of the country, the election process is said to have gone smoothly, according to voters who describe their experiences. yes, the, the initial was very okay. so we'll say, because nobody quite a channel we heard from humanitarian activism met share who believes that the outcome of the election is vital for both the country and continent as a whole. we all know didn't get an idea looking at up popul

the officials of the electoral commission, the officials themselves, thing that they did not even get their stipend, that they were basically forced to conduct the elections on a hungry stomach. that they were not given adequate security. that they were supposed to conduct the security and conduct elections. you have people contesting the care of the independent national electoral commission himself saying that they shouldn't be announcing the results of each state of any state. in fact, considering the dispute that have been lodged against that the top of the, of the, of the complaint list doesn't work is the fact that people think that these results do not really represent what has happened on the ground. people to this day complain about the fact that results when a transmitted live, which was what the beaver system was supposed to encourage and to enable nigeria to do that be versus them to you and i is the biometric system that was introduced for this particular election is only rang once and it's only ren at a, at a localized election states before it was adopted. nationwide we

he's the head of the electoral commission here in nigeria. not a lot of details conveyed in that presser. but what he did say was that it was important for all political figures here in nigeria, as well as media organizations covering these elections to ensure that they reported the results only from the official figures that were going to be verified by that is the independent national electoral commission, he also said that the correlation center was officially open. what that means is that here in the capital and a booge out where i next is that is where they are going to be getting the vote counts from different parts of the country than they are going to be verifying certifying those votes, no more get really on when to expect a final result for these elections. but what the chairman of the electoral commission did say was that they are taking a little bit of a break right now. and that they will have another briefing for the media in about 4 hours time, about 6 pm local. we expect that perhaps some preliminary result might be announced

there have been statements made by presidential candidates urging the electoral commission to go ahead and start uploading preliminary results to the website, asking for an ascii for more transparency. there was a response by the electoral commission to all of these complaints of press, a statement released that came out in the past hour or so in which they said that the electoral commission is aware of the challenges. with this results viewing portal, they said the problem is totally due to technical hitches relating to scaling up their system for these national general elections. they also said quite significantly, the commission wishes to assure nigerians that the challenges are not due to any intrusion or sabotage of our systems. and the, and the, and that the of the portal remains secure. and one last thing more, they also urge everybody who's commenting about this, to refrain from using a heated language and statements that could basically add more divisiveness to the political conversation right here at such a crucial time up. that means that the electoral commission is concerne

the officials of the electoral commission, the officials themselves, thing that they did not even get their stipend, that they were basically forced to conduct the elections on a hungry stomach. that they were not given adequate security. that they were supposed to conduct a security and conduct the elections. you have people contesting the chair of the independent national electoral commission himself saying that they shouldn't be announcing the results of each state of any state. in fact, considering the dispute that have been lodged against that top of the, of the, of the complaint list doesn't work is the fact that people think that these results do not really represent what has happened on the ground. people to this day complain about the fact that results when a transmitted live, which was what the beaver. ringback system was supposed to encourage and to enable nigeria to do that be versus them to you and i is the biometric system that was introduced for this particular election is only rang once. and it's only ren at a, at a localized election states before it was adopted. nati

the officials of the electoral commission, the officials themselves, thing that they did not even get their stipend, that they were basically forced to conduct the elections on a hungry stomach. that they were not given adequate security. that they were supposed to conduct the security and conduct elections. you have people contesting the care of the independent national electoral commission himself saying that they shouldn't be announcing the results of each state of any state. in fact, considering the dispute that have been lodged against that the top of the, of the, of the complaints listed as it were, is the fact that people think that these results do not really represent what has happened on the ground. people to this day complain about the fact that results when a transmitted live, which was what the beaver system was supposed to encourage and to enable nigeria to do that be versus them to you and i is the biometric system that was introduced for this particular election is only ran once and it's only ren at a, at a localized election states before it was adopted. nationwide we

that's been uploaded to the website of the national electoral commission. and that they are going to be finding out more about those results later in the day. now, on the competing side of that, you have the electoral commission here, nigeria, they are actually holding a press press right now. we don't know at this point when they plan to announce any results if they're going to be announcing preliminary results as they get them or if they're going to wait until they tally all the results. but what we've heard thus far from the electoral commission up to this point is that they are happy with how things went yesterday. they have admitted that there were difficulties that there were some problems that there were some issues as far as people taking ballot boxes. some violent incidents as well yesterday, some are regularities, but they say they've extended the vote in those areas today. they think that the vote went largely better than they had expected it to. and because of that, those are encouraging signs. all that being said, i should add that everybody we

the independent national electoral commission denies any fraud. nigerian and is the general opinion, the best thing to do is for us to correct it and get it right. many nigerians aren't happy with those results — and it's feared there could be unrest in opposition—supporting parts of the country. this is the police presence outside the electoral commission headquarters in the southern city of port harcourt. labour party candidate peter 0bi won the most votes here. let's hear from some voters there. it's obscene. this is so close to depressing. it's close to depressing. people are crying. even when we came to vote, to participate in this election, with everything that makes us "us", and then eventually you go back and manipulate, and you want to do whatever you want to do. then what are you telling us? that you come out again in the next...0k you put in the person you wanted to put, in the next four years, in the next eight years, you think we will come out again? this has been going on for all the elections while growing up, what i've been hearing

there have been a lot of delays in the electoral commission thus far. what's interesting is that even though the electoral commission has only declared the results from one small southwestern state last night, there been no other preliminary results that have been revealed thus far. what's been a little confusing in all this is that just by early this morning we had 6 states in nigeria that have gone ahead and declared who they say one, the elections in those states up. so we have to wait to see right now if in fact i, neck, which is the nigerian electoral commission, if they are going to verify those results when they finally do have that press conference. as i said, there's been a lot of delays this bar that is causing a lot of consternation amongst politicians and political parties, and also voters as to why things are taking so long to that end. i want to bring in a guest that we have with this right now. this is a innocent odo. he is a political analyst at mister odo. i want to ask you 1st. ready about the fact there have been so many delays or bee

, in $1099.00, the vote has been marred by violence, delays, and disruptions for which the electoral commission has come under fire. 3 from toronto's and all 3 say that winning nigeria election but with delays and disruptions and saturday, the result is far from cleo people are getting impatient and increasingly voted from boston city a week till late night wouldn't. i wouldn't have to do the report on harvey doo dads over because ring and the selection will break is not that it might be, it would bring up. what if the program to major this is considered the tightest presidential race in nigeria since it ended military rule in 1999. but experts observing the election said voting over the weekend was affected by pool organization was 14 africa, late arrival. of orlin officials, 14 materials and in some cases the delivery over all the materials at holland stations across the country. just as good. there has also been violence in several states. in one case, on sunday in lagos, a group of men pretended to be electoral officials. i didn't stormed into the voting center and attacked blank. i meant t

but still, the chairperson of the independent electoral commission continues to, to count the numbers to count the votes and, and also declare things even though the party asian in that same a brute home race center. i really denying him the opportunity to do jazz just a bit out here, we heard from local voters, but also some of nigerian top officials about the country's 1st use of electronic voting machines during the selection. i name shoot this in to more into a technology. so that they can be able to get it right. like and then just having issues like of, of the alex, are we having issues or polluting to arizona yesterday which will become more jacqueline saying to nigeria. and i think it is our areas. i nature walk on and see how they can improve on that from people. i find it very difficult to login on that some people have also complained that that's some of the date is also a cleaning and good luck. and so i don't know what the technical issues are. i don't know what the technique i did this at the moment i go back to our situation room we, i v i t people on bruce way in charg

the independent national electoral commission put elections on hold in 141 pulling stations and bales, the estate planning to reopen them. today. voting was temporarily suspended yesterday in the state of an nombre, but resumed later. the regions of aba emo and can be also faced closure. briefly. 3 districts in edo state have also seen elections. smith's bowed until the 11th of march. as a result of the absence of a logo from one of the political parties, the chairman of the countries independent national electoral commission says the militant group, vocal, her rum was behind a terror attack in a nigerian eastern city. i went to the porch to the military, i was confirmed that it was an 188 to one millimeter more time talk on 2 facilities, including a filling station i in your office to discuss the elections in nigeria. let's cross live to our correspondence, gravel it's out. law in law goes on the ground. good morning perabo. when will we be able to see the preliminary results and what are the people of nigeria expecting? and what's the mood like ah, fiorella the mood. yeah. is that a

as, according to the chairman of the country's independent national electoral commission. i want to report that the military has confirmed that it was an $188.00 to $1.00 millimeter more to talk on to facilities including i feelings. titian, near ionic of is what happened in the state of war and o. n. wiley, where we had an attack of the militant and islam is the hardest group poco harem, which in india to fight people. and we are talking to women and 3 men as what it sounds like in discriminant shooting, took place in the state of war. no. and that is exactly what was guarded against, but it was really hope that barbara would really take a day off on the day of their election and leading up to it. they didn't really seem like those that will be perpetuated. and that happens because they thought that the, the chances as the ill very much that they could have a candidate that they could get onward by following what really ended up as a, as a day of hope, at least for many nigerians as they looked forward to establishing who they really think should be the next president of

the independent national electoral commission also puts elections on hold in a 141 polling stations in bales estate planning to reopen them on sunday. voting was temporarily suspended yesterday in the state of an umbrella, the regions of via email and tabby also face closure. briefly. the districts in ido states have seen elections postponed until the 11th of march as a result of the ovens absence of a logo of one of the political parties. the eastern region of warner also faced a terror attack, reportedly carried out by the boca her. i'm minutes and group as, according to the chairman of the countries independent national electoral commission. earlier we heard from humanitarian activists, ahmed sure, who, who believes that the outcome of the elections is vital both for the country on the continent as a whole. we all know rica and julia, looking at our population identity departure we, we all play and you won't be in from, in our prison, the impact that you treat, the, it provides you what everyone is interested in what they did here. so the idea here is, if you look at it, right, or t

being partly postpone in multiple regents the independent national electoral commission. put elections on hold in 141 pulling stations in bales. the state planning to reopen them today. voting was temporarily suspended yesterday in the state of nombre, but resumed later. the regions of avia emo and tabby also faced closure, briefly. 3 districts and ito stayed have seen elections postponed until the 11th of march. as a result of the absence of a logo from one of the political parties, the eastern city of goza also faced a terror attack, reportedly carried out by the bulk of her raw militant group. that's according to the chairman of the countries independent national electoral commission. i went to the porch to the military. i was confirmed that it was an $18.00 to $1.00 millimeter more time talk on to facilities including our feelings. taishan. yeah. i in the office what happened in the state of war and o n wiley, where we had an attack of the militant and islam is the hardest group poco harem, which in india to fight people. and we are talking to women and 3 men as what

and i've painted the, the process at least than that taken by the independent electoral commission of nigeria as rather flawed, to some extent, at the very least from all the way as far as a b alpha to or showed he a leg was. there has been numerous incidents of reports of ballot boxes, either being burned to being destroyed, or just simply just being stolen. this numerous incident like that that have come to really become the the, the hallmark of the election which was supposed to be a celebration, a culmination of the growth of nigeria populace democracy that's come to be as it were. and as them of a symbol of authority, at least for the west african states as a whole. but yes, in no show we had ballot boxes being burned in in other states. we have ballard box has been stolen. it's gone as far as, you know, having valid boxes actually not arriving at all in other states such as b alpha. and these kinds of things have come to like, become the hallmark of what we've come to expect out of nigeria and election. well, at least in the 2023. if you go around to the great parts of lagos, he

right behind me is the headquarters of the electoral commission here in lagos. and after more than 24 hours of delay, since the close of poles, people are beginning to get results for local governments of. so i've been announced here and then the process will continue throughout the night and probably into tomorrow morning. what is concluded here will then be transferred to a boucher and that's the process for all the $36.00 days on the federal capital territory. this could take maybe a day or 2 before officials will finally coordinate the results and announce tonight as who will be the next president. now, what about the situation of the streets and the on the streets of lagos? it's com. call it an uneasy. com. people have been expecting these results for very long time. a lot of people who are expected by now at least a 3rd or a quarter of the results would have been in by now and announce to then i get and voter. however, that's not the case. we went around lagos today, some parts of lagos, what we, so some of the shops, businesses have been closed by their s

the national electoral commission says they have been technical glitch is in voting, which took place on saturday for counting is still going on with early result showing the ruling all progressives, congress is in the league. we had to talk to the honda and that's what the thieves of fed burton was supposed to by the 5th. that's what we all came out. you know, are my 1st time this adviser was franchise every day. i know we do the meet at the house, probably that the i promise to do them. why do we will do internet it introduce? i'm a be boss where you are not willing to do the people you are not willing to. i'd by, by what's it was, what was like, it's one shows as well. can you imagine what depressed that many days will be waiting for resort? i get up to man not to him, it is, it will what done to try to come out with that yordway's. we will be back there down now. well, harriman's house joins his live from the capital of boucher m. hi there. how rude? so some of the washing opposition groups they're calling for the, the cancellation of the presidential election because of these irr

things are not yet set up and we are not seeing a presence of the electoral commission. there is. hi, anticipation here about the elections. there are people that have already been out here for hours that are trying to form lines so that they can go and vote once the electoral commission actually arrived or just not sure when that will happen to that end. i want to bring in a guests that i have with me here this morning. this is oo, lucy, she is a business woman here in a boucher lucy. i noticed earlier that you have these numbered pieces of paper with you that you've been distributing. why is that? what are you doing when you have the one where here fall to cost? are foods are i it's on. we came as a, as seeks. some of us came azaleas, 5 taxi. so the focus for the people who had distributed us to maintain peace on all doing this. you know, before the end i know of a shout home, we have to take our numbers to that. just make things easier for them to go to. i did time means so cost households to the is so that's the reasoning, the offense for the numbers we have. so essentially, b

the country's electoral commission insists the delays are the result of technical hitches and not due to any sabotage. but that's little reassurance to many voters in a country with a history of vote buying and ballot rigging. sharon or a soc way works with young nigerians helping them to get engaged in the political system at a cafe in the capitol. she meets with friends worrying the situation with a ro trust among younger voters. he was told that this process all it be creep with a fan and he had lots of accounts sets of half his process, sending out the latest and his shane sad. christine, a donnie boy. your booth, supports opposition. labor candidate, peter obee. but says his victory or defeat is now beside the point. everything about the election, ease of is ashanti fond news in. i'm wanted to see that i must fair and square. you know, i want to lose deloney i but i don't want to be told i know without giving them an option to know how i lost. how did i use direction? how did i, when the lesson questions that many in nigeria thought would have been settled at a time when answers

i have been to the local office of the electoral commission here and i have _ electoral commission hereerials, distributing them to the various_ distributing them to the various local governments where they will — various local governments where they will be used in the election, and i've spoken to a few people too who told me they are looking forward eagerly to saturday's elections and to cast — saturday's elections and to cast their ballot. | saturday's elections and to cast their ballot.— cast their ballot. i am in north-east _ cast their ballot. i am in north-east nigeria. - cast their ballot. i am in i north-east nigeria. there cast their ballot. i am in - north-east nigeria. there are north—east nigeria. there are over— north—east nigeria. there are over 22 — north—east nigeria. there are over 2.2 million _ north—east nigeria. there are over 2.2 million registered i over 2.2 million registered voters _ over 2.2 million registered voters so _ over 2.2 million registered voters so far— over 2.2 million registered voters so far here. - over 2.2 million registered voters so far here.

and what remains now is for the electoral commission, president electoral commissioner and the returning officer to address people in logo state and inform them exactly what happened on saturday when the election, either for the president or senate or member of house of representatives. and interest means the latest that from lagos. thanks very much. i lou . it's been nearly 3 weeks since earthquakes destroyed thousands of homes and southern turkey and northern syria. more than 50000 people have died and the disaster and millions have fled the devastation join. now, by teresa bo, she's an order in southern turkey, which is one of the cities that was particularly badly heads. or is that the scale of this disaster? it can be seen in the huge number of tents that up behind you for people who have lost their homes. what's the situation? well, people here are still trying to cope with the magnitude of what happened in this part of the country we're hearing. we're just about an hour away from a major city which is gesenta or wherever you look. there are hundreds of thousands of tents, just lik

you had scattered incidence that happened in different states as reported by the national electoral commission. you had incident where some ballot boxes were stolen. there was some violent incidents as well. but it seems to be that more or less for hearing the polls went off a lot smoother than some people had anticipated that they would. now we're here right now at the jury, a civil society situation room. this is where they are monitoring a team that they have throughout the country as to how the vote counting is going to how the vote is going. as you mentioned in your intro, there has been voting extended today. there are pulls open at this hour for another few more hours in the areas where there were issues yesterday where people were not able to vote. so we're waiting to find out how that will go and we'll, we'll get that news to you throughout the day. yesterday, all through the day we were talking to voters about how crucial these elections are here, some of what they told us in the jury of capital. the polls didn't open as early as they were meant to. but the mood was nonetheless up be

in the electoral commission. he said that there needs to be an internal review by ionic the electoral commission as to how the uploading of results in real time has been as delayed as it has as it has been, because that is something, as haro said, that is caused so much consternation not just amongst the candidates and the political parties, but also amongst voters who are really worried about what this means from the use side. we also heard, they said that basically this has been a lack of efficient planning, and that's why there have been delays. and that i know these to do more to ensure that these results can be uploaded and gotten to the public in a more efficient manner. thank you for that mom. a jam june, live in missouri is capital abil. jeff, now, 20 years after the start of the war incidence awful region, hundreds of thousands of people remain in cam satisfied if he still find 2 years ago. many say it's getting worse as they go for months without humanitarian aid. he but morgan reports some sam sam camp

i make that the independent national electoral commission in areas such as the one behind me counting has already begun because the number of people that are registered on the polling list have already voted you hearing a lot of skirmishes, a lot of back and forth. people are talking about what they're interested party is should be getting there is a lot of saudi to was labor and there is a lot of youth disenfranchisement throughout the country. the youth almost leaning that there is a conspiracy theory, at least that the, the are being fought against by the establishment as it were. a lot of youth is really excited around one candidate than that is the candidacy of mr. p. towel b. and they're saying that this are, you know, these problems that we've had from the independent electoral body. i really just a way of, of causing a hurdle in, in p t r o b, destiny rather march towards her to the presidential seats as it were. and that is something that we are hearing around. no one, not even the big news cast does not independent bodies are going as far as to say who is leading this electi

the national electoral commission has voice concerns and violence could impact the voting. and he's 50 attacks against his staff and officers by armed groups have been reported over the last 3 years. the majority of the incidents in the southeast and parts of the country where the separatist sentiments remain strong. instability remains a key issue for nigeria. northern province is what security for the fighting a 13 year war against the hardest and criminal malicious ortiz, nigeria correspondent, takes a closer look at what awaits the country in the upcoming elections. on february 25th 2023. my jillions will head for the polls for like a new precedent, outgoing precedence. mohammad will have a rule for its years, however, the increased abductions in killings in the north, in addition to separate his pensions in south eastern part of the country, of great concerns with the citizens and post a good place to the elections. i will not advise you to watch a place where be, you know, skewed the body, the closer. before you come out, we'll keep many people. the government has, ho

the national electoral commission has voice concerns that violence could impact the vote. at least 50 attacks against the staff in offices by armed groups have been reported over the last 3 years. the majority of the incident in the south eastern parts of the country were separate. his sentiments remain strong. instability remains a key issue for nigeria, northern provinces or security forces are fighting a 13 year war against the hottest and criminal militias. a local reporter takes a closer look at what awaits the country in the upcoming elections. on february 25th 2023. my julian, who had put a pole for like a new precedent, outgoing precedence. mohammad how he ruled for its years. however, the increased abductions and killings in the north. in addition to separate his tensions in south eastern parts of the country, of great concern for the citizens and post a good place to the election. i will not advise you to watch. the police will be, you know, security in the body. the question before you come out will kill many people. the government has, however, insisted that de

again, study electoral commission. now these have because of the problems that were witness on election day, are they not? because of the lack of transmission of results, which did not have a lot to be on saturday due to what the electric clinical technical glitches affected by the collision process of the election. to have these technical glitches, it appears to be a major problem. do we know when the final results will be announced when, when can we expect them? well, terry, at this point a good. i mean don't c 98 p c would in passing candidate them all the time it is played in the front row shows. things comes in this way. i think on the back of the brain. second, i'm p that i'm going to go by 3rd, that's the way it looks like right now. i'm with i strongly do believe that by this time tomorrow the final results should be on now because we're not all right now for the correlation. a saturday, we have sunday with very little happening. i sent yesterday. we have movies all coming in and so today, so anyway, i tomorrow

the independent national electoral commission put elections on hold in 141 pulling stations in bail estate planning to reopen them. today. elections were temporarily suspended. in the state of a nombre, as well, with the regents of avia evil and can be also facing closure for a period of time. 3 districts in ido state have seen elections postponed until the 11th of march. as a result of the absence of a logo of from one of the political parties are corresponded. corolla taught le sent this report from ma goes as voting wrapped up. no. oh, ting is winding down, but emotions are watching up here in the capital, amber and at least law goes and everywhere else, there is a feeling of dispute that will forever marred these elections. people feel disenfranchised, especially in some voting areas, where voting material didn't even make it. in some we're hearing reports that thugs have gone as far as to destroy voiding material. notwithstanding the voting, the polling stations, rather where, where they, where the tolling started late itself. if in areas like this, as you can see behind me that emoti

the national electoral commission has voice concerns that violence could impact the voting, at least 50 attacks against his staff. and officers by all groups have been reported over the last 3 years. the majority of the incidentally se in part of the country was separated. sentiment remained strong insipidus. he remains a key issue for my dearie of northern provinces, where security forces fighting a 13 year war against the hardest and criminal malicious ortiz, nigerla correspondent, take a closer look at what awaits the country in the upcoming election. on february 25th 2023. my gillian, who had put a pole for like a new precedence, outgoing precedence. mohammad how he ruled 4 years, however, the increase abductions and killings in the north. in addition to separate his tensions in south eastern part of the country of great concern. so the citizens and pose a good place to the election. our law died, vice president of the board. police will be you know, duty to the body. the closer before you come out, we'll keep many people. the government has however, insisted that despite the gro

oh, right behind me is the headquarters of the electoral commission here in lagos. and after more than 24 hours of delay, since the close of balls, people are beginning to get results for local governments of so why been announced here? and then the process will continue throughout the night and probably into to morrow morning. what is concluded here will then be transferred to our buddha, and that's the process for all the 30 sixties and the federal capital territory. this critique may be a day or 2 before officials and finally coordinate resolves and announced to the agent who will be there. next president, an explosion as a crowded market has killed at least 5 people and southwestern pakistan. it's unclear who was behind the attack and backup in biloxi. stan province, police say a bomb paste on a motorcycle was designated by remote control at the 16 others have also been injured. this is an area where i sold the pakistani taliban and separatist group stage, regular attacks, football fans and turkey. i have thrown toys down on to the field during a match and the s