ballots according to the independent national electoral commission and of this number about twenty two million i don't people first time put that so it's going to be an election where young people are saying to themselves we had fifty three million extremely poor people. who is putting out the economy issues for and why does the white of the economy matter yet another agreement from another point of view that well if we don't fight corruption corruption graham nigeria there and that is where the incumbent president says that he is fighting corruption and he wants to come back and keep fighting corruption and. i can't say that this economy needs to be fixed and you have to be fixed now i can talk to depend on it pretty much look depends on who lot of people will look into one night and if you are at that base inside again speak in the northern part of nigeria with the interim president has said and you invite your me read me pointed out that i'm prepared to have changed and there's been an upsurge back in the not so it's ok i mean i'm going to push on let's i'm going to push on because

want to recreate a moment that i had just a couple of weeks ago so i looked up the independent national electoral commission the final list of presidential candidates and i said as i started to scroll down whoa look at how many people in contention and i scold and scold and scold and scold and i won't keep scrolling we have a show to do there's a lot of girlie in there you and i apparently are not the only one surprised i want to share this tweet we got from al harry who says i'm really surprised to hear seventy people are contesting nigeria's presidency i've heard and seen six candidates their campaign posters around but only two seem to actually be campaigning i know only five political parties with their logos i have no idea what the others are or what their logos look like so mercy give us some context here seventy plus people is that unusual for nigeria's elections. i don't think it's unusual frankly but this is a horse race election we have to be very realistic about. between the. intent of the numbers and popularity and. reach across. all local governments in nigeria that's what it is about i mean it

want to recreate a moment that i had just a couple of weeks ago so i looked up the independent national electoral commission the final list of presidential candidates and i said as i started to scroll down whoa look at how many people in contention and i scold and scold and scold and scold and i won't keep scrolling we have a show to do there's a lot of girlie in there you and i apparently are not the only one surprised i want to share this tweet we got from al harry who says i'm really surprised to hear seventy people are contesting nigeria's presidency i've heard and seen six candidates their campaign posters around but only two seem to actually be campaigning i know only five political parties with their logos i have no idea what the others are or what their logos look like so merci give us some context here seventy plus people is that unusual for nigeria's elections i don't think it's unusual frankly but this is a horse race elections we have to be very realistic about. between the. intent of the numbers and popularity and. reach across several local governments in nigeria that's what it is about i mean

ballots according to the independent national electoral commission and of this number about twenty two million i don't people first time put that so it's going to be an election where young people are saying to themselves we had fifty three million extremely poor people. who gets out the economy issues for and why does the white of the economy matter you know what i demand from another point of view that there is well if we don't fight corruption corruption will graham nigeria there and that is where the incumbent president is that he is fighting corruption and he wants to come back and keep fighting and. i can say that this economy needs to be fixed and you have to be fixed now to be dependent on it pretty much looks depends on who you want to keep talking to one night and if you are. there inside again in the northern part of nigeria with the interim president are there and you invite your me rightly pointed out that i'm a fighter of change and there's been an upsurge back in there not so it's ok i mean i'm going to push on let's i'm going to push on because because we actually have

remain vigilant and to demand their choice through the ballot be respected by the independent national electoral commissionps in the middle east. the un refugee agency estimates 50,000 people may be affected by flooding in lebanon and more are dealing with the impact of heavy rain in syria. this report from eliza philippidis. these flooded tents are home to displaced families in idlib, in syria. they have been driven from their communities by the conflict. tents have collapsed in heavy rain, some have washed away in the heavy rain. translation: look at this tent. everything that was inside it has gone, clothes, food, blankets. everything has been taken away by the water. people are looking for anything that can be salvaged from the mud and flooding. through the winter, temperatures are low and drying up the tents will be tough. these boys living in a camp in lebanon are trying to keep theirfood dry, but it is not possible, there is too much water. people are now relying on the un refugee agency to hand out basics that have been lost or damaged in the storm. translation: today, we are trying our best to pro

to remain vigilant and to demand their choice to the ballot be respected by the independent national electoral commissionh channel to the uk in a small boat has warned others against taking the same journey. just yesterday, eight more migrants were found following a search when an empty dinghy was found on a beach near kent. the largest group seeking asylum in the uk last year was from iran. our special correspondent lucy manning has been to find out more about his story. turkey, greece, er, germany... perhaps here. mohammed salihi is one of the faces behind what the home secretary has called a major incident. the iranian, who claims to have been imprisoned by the regime for four years, is one of more than 500 people who made the dangerous journey in small boats across the sea to britain from france last year. translation: i came in an inflatable boat. we were in one boat and the traffickers were in another, escorting us. i paid 3000 euros. the channel is very dangerous and some people in our boat fainted. the police saw and helped us. our life was at great risk. he arrived in october and has now applied

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