that is nigeria. now this will set the tone not only what west africa nigeria is a b him in. in regards to is waiting in this part of the continent, but nigeria is the lead on the continent. and this set of election results says the tone not only for the west, but for the continent as a whole are more. i kind of a great deal into thanks a lot for brings of think i will keep an eye on nigeria for sure. it's interesting how things are finding out. thanks again for your time. so opinions about the voting results were divided, not only among the candidates, but also among those who voted. we heard from local buses. she did hear all of the little because there are so many it is in the little dark. this is all on both watching. this is one of the unit. busy right, if it visual is not going to go out, so 70 percent of the selection is good. so maybe 15 percent or less than mr. boy, because that you cannot call for consultation what he said. but what we are saying now is if does any mistake, there was no party or anybody that you didn't class i. so i was looking to go to court. well

on al jazeera it is a momentous election in nigeria. how will a new generation of young voters sweep the result? midnight arrests and military trials did his, his president is going after his critics, like, never before. the years since the invasion of their country, ukrainian journalists speak about the pool of war on them and their profession, ah, hello, i am in actually debbie and you are. the listening post will be analyzed, the role the media play in global events, in africa, most populous country, nigeria, and electric election campaign has come to an end as voting gets underway for the new president. this could have been like most recent night in elections where the 2 main parties, the oil progressives, congress, and the peoples democratic party are the most significant contenders. however, a surprise, 3rd force defined not so much by a party, but by a candidate peter alby has shaken up this presidential race, riding a wave of support from an overwhelmingly young set of people or be has infused an element of excitement and also u

now the latest from nigeria is presidential election. the ruling party is kind of a bullet in a bu, a narrow victory of the 2 opposition hopefuls and africa's largest economy. but questions have been raised about the results with we look, toral commission has declared that to move on the center left. all progressives, congress policy or a p c, as a president elect, with 36 percent of the votes. that's tripoli, just 7 percentage points over the 1st runner up, and 10 over the 2nd. those 2 main opposition parties of cold for a recount. they say that the election was rife with violations, as the result should be declared invalid alive to all t africa correspondence kind of a kind of a great to see thanks for joining us here early. then i kind of a, what do we know exactly about these official election results? laura, as you say, it's a brand new day. it's a brand new month. and i, jerry, i had a brand new president elect boiler, acclimated to new bo has been elected as the next president of the federal republic of nigeria. as it stands, he h

but nigeria is the lead on the continent. and this particular set of election results says the tone not only for the west, but for the continent as a whole. opinions about the voting was often divided, not only among the campuses, but also among those who voted. we heard from louis she did it all of a little because there are so many in letters in the little dark. this is all boss watching. this is what i believe in. busy is right, if it visual is not going to go out. so 70 percent of the selection is good. so maybe 15 percent or less than mr. boy, because that you cannot call for consultation for the city. but what we are saying now is if there's any mistake, there was no party or anybody that you didn't class, i was looking to go to court in my since i did, i know you said it not allow them to upload is not going to sound like they just want to thank you. thank you. all right, i live in the me that the, i mean article so it's better to have it on it. if not, what was that started for me? would it, would i be able to the 8th

these elections have caused nigeria almost $700 million.bt very much with the cost of living crisis going on in the country, whether they can actually afford to have another election. ben: the director of and is the international in nigeria. >> we have received reports of violence, late arrival of officials at the start of the elections on saturday. general anxiety, rry, anger, because the results are not reflecting some people's expectations. they were hoping to see electronic results directly from the units to the servers. it would have been helped if they had come out to clearly state what the processes are, communicate what their challenges are with regard to the results. ben: we touched on t fact that this election was seen as vital in restoring credibility, faith in the political system, but also to give hope to nigeria that it can solve some of the problems it faces. how confident are you that it can do that given the controversies surrounding the selection? >> in the first instance, this was one electoral process which has been quit

also on the program, nigeria has a new president elect ruling party. candidate bulletin novo is declared went off last weekend's election. but opposition policy say they vote was a shop on demand, a reba ah i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. at least 36 people have been killed in a head on train, collision in greece. more than 50 people are being treated in hospital with serious injuries. a passenger train was having from offensive festival making when it hit a freight train coming. the other way. police are investigating what caused the crash. the collision happen just before midnight. it was a head on crash, involving a cargo train and packed into city line. i saw, as you say, the force of the impact was so strong that the front to carriage is at the passenger train. we're almost completely destroyed with fires breaking out in many others around 350 people were on board. the service from athens to the northern city of felony key at the time though, to escape with their lives, described the chaos when the 2 trains collided. but i'm a girl obama. we heard a big bang like a little. it

the key person was ah, the anglican bishop nigeria, the most reverend peter, allah. who very vigorously put out the perspective that same sex relation was unacceptable. not only on cultural but on the grounds and that conflict threatened the anglican church. i. it is not really clear where that will go because they did actually form a conception of churches of the south who supported ah deny jerry and bishop. but i don't think that one can say, conclusively that it will eventually need to do break up of the under contract because it's the best like this. a part of the church, the church history is full of these very the kinds of tough debate. ah, my hope actually is that it will not get to that point for a number of reasons. because for example, of all people, one of the most prominent anglican clerics in africa, the late archbishop desmond tutu, was very supportive and terming of same sex relations to south africa that has a very strong anglican tradition. also. as the church there has wrestled with these and it is not really clear that it is a simple that all of af

let's begin in nigeria where bhalla ahmed t mobile has been elected as the next president. the main opposition parties are launching a legal case though, claiming the vote was riddled with irregularities. we'll discuss those elements shortly, but 1st, let's take a look at some numbers. my jury is africa's most populous country with an estimated 216000000 people in the run up to the election. 87000000 of them held the volta identity cause that permitted them to take part. but of these just under 25000000 nigerians actually voted last week that made it a record lowest ever turn out in the nigerian presidential vote. so what went wrong on election day garrison views from lagos. deborah, we're ready to woods. we're down so many clubs. the boss was not walking, these were not already what i said is that the one with you. i mean you have with us god, johan, you are disenfranchised. so you, so i know you so you spend full a di, couldn't, would it off cost to move around or you can expect people to, to be out when do they know of costume of around. so i didn't as one of the fact th

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also on the program, nigeria has a new president elect ruling party can follow to new booth is declared. the winner of last weekend's elections, but opposition party say the vote was a sham and demand a re run on kiva village is russian battlefield gains near back to this russian move to encircle the front lines. city cranes, president landscape says the intensity of fighting is only increasing. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. we begin in greece where at least 32 people have been killed and scores more injured and a head on train collision. a passenger train was heading from offense to festival nike when it hit a freight train having the other way and burst into flames. often 50 people were seriously injured, taken to hospital greasy state broadcast r e r t says the rail official responsible for the life has been arrested. let's get more from daphne thomas. she's a journalist based in greece. so welcome to d. w. daphne talk us through what happened? good morning from athens. i'm unfortunately, i will start with the news that the dental has a reason to 36 people at this moment.

the ruling party cantered in nigeria has been declared the winner.howing that his main rival polda 29% their parties had earlier dismissed the poll as a sham and demanded a rerun. a reminder of our top story. the fire service in greece says a late—night train crash near the central city of larissa has left at least 26 people dead and scores injured. rescue workers are scouring the severely damaged carriages of a passenger train. it collided with a cargo train, derailed, and initially went up in flames. conditions for the rescuers are described as very difficult. the army has been mobilised to help and dozens of fire and ambulance staff are at the scene. the passenger train had departed from thessaloniki in the evening. good morning. not a lot happening in any great hurry in terms of the weather across the uk in the days ahead. a big area of high pressure centred to the north of scotland has been with us so far this week and it stays with us right the way too into the weekend. you can see it wobbles about a bit in the next few days. but to the changes

i know it is the middle the night in nigeria on the day.n ground? in what has a situation be like on round? ., .,, ., what has a situation be like on round? ., ., .,, ground? in lagos at least, thins ground? in lagos at least, things have _ ground? in lagos at least, things have been - ground? in lagos at least, things have been quieter. ground? in lagos at least, i things have been quieter than usual, this is a bustling city. it is nigeria's commercial hub. usually there is heavy traffic everywhere. over the last three days, things were a little quieter and picking up more today. i think a lot of people in lagos at home were waiting to see what the reaction to the results would be so as i wake up results would be so as i wake up in the morning and hear the news, it will be interesting to see how they react and how the next couple of days ago.- next couple of days ago. thank ou for next couple of days ago. thank you for the _ next couple of days ago. thank you for the update. _ stay with us on bbc news, still to come: meet one of the ocean'

a sca dad's death quiet on the streets of nigeria. as a growing number of people calling to question the legitimacy of last weekend's presidential race. there has been widespread criticism of new electronic voting systems with technical and logistical issues. also reported during the count the main opposition parties, including the people's democratic party and the labor party, have called for fresh elections. nigerians watched as they branded the weekends vote, a scam artist alicia is not free. fair, credible is clear to all that, you know, study, selection is solid, the compromised, and therefore the duck is the wishes and aspirations. so every nigerian armies, the general appeal, the best thing to do is for us to correct it. i get it right on the streets of the commercial capital lagos, while labor, when a majority, people are skeptical about the election. amazon for the insurance, would you an advice to arise that he thought o mode? so no opinion a thing the issued due the issue, where did she do d n the she would be delicious des

local time in nigeria. bola tinubu, who is the ruling party candidate of apc won 35% of the votes, but that is 8 million people who voted for him. there has been a lot of frustration with the way these results and this voting has been coming out. there were issues on the initial day of voting with the technology system. there were issues tallying votes and getting results out. a lot of opposition parties saying there were discrepancies in what they were seeing online and what the national electoral commission was announcing. we heard from bola tinubu earlier this morning, excepting this official declaration. he will be officially accepting rule as president-elect later this afternoon. in his speech, he talked about a lot of things we have been speaking about, namely issues with the local currency, debt. he talked about education and what he is planning on doing to provide the economy and try to get opposition parties on board with him. manus: this is all about stability though, isn't it, and that is what ma

it's causing genomic be to millions of nigeria and small businesses. how many trees al jazeera colo nigeria, washington's denying chinese claims that are you as to stories being forced out of the south china sea. on thursday, china's military set. it drove the vessel away from the parcel islands, but the u. s. navy says it's destroyed is continuing routine operations in the south china sea and has not been expelled to new use. joining us now from beijing. what's the background to this? katrina? well, this is the 1st time that us and china have had differing accounts of what's happening in the south trying to see. but what makes us particularly dangerous is the timing at the moment. tension is a very high between beijing and washington. and so was distrust making any potential confrontation, especially risky. now, china's navy said that a u. s. guided missile destroy a 1000000 and illegally into its waters and area bay didn't call she shot by the power. so eyelid it said then that the chinese navy throw it away and that it continues to be on high alert,

ah ah, this is d w y from berlin. nigeria has a new president elect brewing party, candidate bowler to know who is declared the winner and of last weekend's election . but opposition party, so say the pope was a sham and the demanding a re run. also on the program cave acknowledges russian battlefield gave back most russian moves to circle, but the frontline city ukraine's president lensky says intensity of the fighting is only increasing. ah, i feel gail, welcome to the program. nigeria electoral commission has declared a bala to nova president elect. he was the candidate of the ruling old progresses, congress party nigerian sat up late into the night to hear the results live. mr. to new book is now expected to take over from outgoing president lama. dupont, speaking after the results were announced, he said his election team had weathered a stormy campaign with the nose on where we are all, when i phrased the ha, ha ha ah fellow, be nigeria? the electoral capricious said mister turnover, 18800000 votes, while his main challenger atco abaca a took almost 7000000, but opposition partie

and des lagos, bureau chief, florida to cora, joins us from nigeria as commercial capital. do the allegations of electoral fraud? have any merit to them? well sir, i think now would be for the courts to decide what they are. so many allegations. i mean coming from all angles, even the former president of nigeria said, acts the president to redo the election because there were so many, you know, fraudulent activities. i mean, there were communities protesting even this morning saying that they never had an election in their community. what results were announced for those communities, there were election results, west causeway council, and a new numbers written over them. i think the allegations are actually overwhelming to a point where at some point and adrianne government is going to have to respond, it will be international community, the e u observation mission that came to observe the election also said that there were a lot of irregularities as well, as technical fios on the part of the elect to our commission to election authorities themselves appear to be taking tho

will go to court in terms of the way politics works in nigeria. normally, when there are disputed elections or losing side for the moment, should i say, is not happy with the way the vote was conducted. we do wait to hear about what they say. as you said, they, they've already said the election is a sham. the not very happy about the way the vote count happened on the one day with delays in various parts of the country. and how do you think they all going to proceed? is it down the legal route or do you think from what you've seen and heard in the lead up to the selection? that there is an appetite for the opposition to call the public house onto the streets if they feel very strongly that the election has been taken away from them . what the hell, the key dispute in this election or in the procedure of counting the votes and correlate in them, is the use of the vast a device which identifies our records as well as a credit of water. before you vote, the opposition insisted that the results of these machines have not been up loaded as promised by

a welcome to a buddha nigeria capital. now nigeria is africa's biggest economy. there's so many young people here who are vibrant, innovative, working hard every day to build their lives. what recent times have been hard, they do as the economy has been plagued with unemployment rising cost of goods and even a failing currency. so how are these young people coping? that's the topic of discussion today. and i'm going to start with a bio me about me now. you on a small business here now, buddha, can you just explain to us what you do and how you started business? a i started a corner business. i see copa. there was during cove eat in 2020 in bodies of state and it was due to the ojo seen so many g and graduates doing nothing at the end of dia and way css ice would. i'd say to dublin to a business that will sustain mean an ongoing thing to depression. by the way, i kara, is been kick is a common snap carry nigeria, and use that as a group to that because of unemployment. now i'll come to you. i name. how is business been for you, especially the past few years? you r

i call -- i'll call for nigeria's presidential elections to be canceled -- a call. opposition parties say the results are being manipulated. u.s. politicians are debating a bill that would give the president the authority to ban apps, including tiktok. u.s. intelligence agencies believe the video-sharing platform is a national security risk that could give the chinese government access to user data. tiktok has around 100 million users in the u.s. alone. it has been banned from government have issued phones in the u.s., canada, and parliament. >> tiktok is a modern-day trojan horse of the ccp, used to surveillance exploit americans' personal information. in other words, it is a spy balloon in your phone. >> i think this would damage our allegiances across the globe, bring more information into china's sphere, destroy jobs in the united states, and undercut core american values of free speech and free enterprise. >> china says the band by the u.s. is an abuse of state power. >> how unsure of itself can the usb -- can the u.s. be to fear young people's favorite app? we

also on the program, nigeria has a new president-elect, ruling party.t bola tinubu is declared the winner of last weekend's election but opposition parties are demanding a rerun. plus, plus, claims kyiv is using drones to attack its infrastructure, with vladimir putin in accusing the west abusing terrorist cells to attack russia territory. ukraine strips believe in bettel city of back lot are said to be over completely surrounded. ♪ >> welcome to the program. at least 36 people have been killed in a head-on train collision increase and more than 50 others are being treated in hospital serious injuries. the greek transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accident. police say they have arrested and charged the stationmaster in the nearby city of recep element has been deactivated on the possible technical failure. >> it was just for midnight when the two trains collided. authorities say both were traveling on the same track for several kilometers before hitting each other head-on at high speed. the force of the impact was so strong, that the fron

also coming up, nigeria has a new president elect ruling party. candidate, viola to new book is declared the winner of last weekend's election. but opposition party. you say that the vote was a sham and are demanding a re run ah, i many cubes. mcclendon. thank you for joining us. at least 36 people have been killed in a head on train, collision in greece, and more than 50 others are being treated in hospital with serious injuries. greece is transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accident. lee say they've arrested and charged a station master in the nearby city of larissa. the man is denying any wrong doing and has attributed the accident to a possible technical failure. it was just before midnight when the 2 trains collided. authority, se both were traveling on the same truck for several kilometers before hit to each other. had dawn at high speed, the force of the impact was so strong that the front to carriage is that the passenger train, who almost completely destroyed while several others were derailed and engulfed in flames. emergency teams and rescue crews worked through

you can use his skills as a businessman, he is when i'm nigeria's wealthiest politicians.is detractors say a lot of his achievements as governor were subsequently undone. the projects he implemented were not compled maintained. they also accuse him of corruption. this is something mr. tinubu has denied, but it has made him a very controversial figur here. james: continuity then for the country? reporter that is what he is promising but he is also promising rened hope. been through a tough time forve the last eight years. seeing the economy decline, insecurity rise. he says he wants to turn things around and improve the economy. james: mighty jones inexhaustible working throughout the election. thank you so much. to the middle east now, where clashes broke out between the police and people protesting against contentious judicial reforms in israel. protesters blocked roads and raways in what they called a day of disruption. they believe sweeping changes being pushed through parliament will undermine judicial dependence and even threatened the country's democracy. the israeli

amna: nigeria africa's largest democracy has a newly elected president. bola tinubu, a longtime nigeria kingmaker, has been declared the winner today with over 36% of the vote. the fiercely contested election wasn't without controversy, though. long lines and delays have led the opposition to allege fraud, and there have been sporadic protests and some violence since the election. ebenezer obadare is a nigerian american academic and a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations. he joins me now. ebenezer, welcome to the "newshour." thanks for joining us. before we get into the candidates and the results, help us understand how significant this election was, especially given nigeria's history of military rule. is it fair to call this election a turning point? ebenezer: it's fair to say that because, for the first time since nigeria returned to democracy in 1999, this was the first election in which there was no former army general on the ballot. all the candidates were proper civilians, if you know what i'm talking about. it was also an election whic

who is now nigeria as president elect. he is a former governor. he's the wealthy businessman and he's been in politics for many, many years here in nigeria. during the campaign trail, he told me that jerry said once again, her office is going to tackle be caught in media unemployment right here is more than the to proceed. but he has a hold of other challenges to deal with as well off to he's sworn in. for example, this country is dealing with a lot of insecurity in some parts of nigeria is the high cost of living these cache, which is a few shortages. and people want something done about that as soon as possible. the election was plagued by a lot of the regularities, some pointing stations they would delays in some areas, there was violence. so people were not able to vote. some voting machines did not work and that was water, frustration, and suspicion, especially among opposition parties and support is the key thing to watch now is how opposition support is going to react. so people will be watching the opposition strongholds like a lagos of co

the streets of colonel in northern nigeria come, i shall hop, are largely deserted. business people anxious about what could happen when results are announced. have locked up, determined to protect their ballots, voters and party supporters are waiting at result correlation centers nationwide. as a battle ground state county has always been prone to post and letting violence security forces say they are ready. but analysts warned against under estimating the potential scale of violence after the results were announced, especially after the violence that killed several people in the last presidential election. security is high at the vote counting centers. and what happens in these halls will have significant political and secure implications for africa's biggest democracy. we are phrased and we remain saw on war ever citizens. chas. is the person, those people you see in the relation sent out, declare. so i'm absolutely confident about that transparent sell the process in areas in lagos, why violence and vote intimidation? have been reported? voting has been held aga

this is alma did raise from nigeria condos. take photos across $28.00 states to nigeria, going back to the hold off talk last months for status, surely lecture and little relief or a stock market despite lender is providing billions of dollars to the u. s. banking sector. ah. hello, the international criminal court has issued an arrest warrant for the russian president vladimir putin, along with russia's commissioner for children's rights. maria live up alova, who turn is charge. we're taking children from orphanages in ukraine. many have already been adopted in russia. u. s. president joe biden has called the decision justified, but the kremlin says it's null and void are a diplomatic editor, james base has more from the united nations. as soon as the way she vladimir putin, president of russia, a superpower leader, and now a wanted man for the alleged war. crabs of deputation of children from ukraine, occupied territories, entered the russia physician. the president of the international criminal court announcing that arrest w

we know it is the middle of the 90 nigeria i election.e know it is the i middle of the 90 nigeria but what is the situation on ground? in what is the situation on ground?— what is the situation on round? ., ., .,, ground? in lagos at least things are _ ground? in lagos at least things are quiet - ground? in lagos at least things are quiet and - ground? in lagos at least things are quiet and it - ground? in lagos at least things are quiet and it is. ground? in lagos at least| things are quiet and it is a bustling city, it is the harbour of nigeria and usually traffic everywhere and over the last few days things have been a bit quiet but picking up today but i think many people in lagos have been waiting at home, waiting for the reaction to results and if they wake up in the morning and here at the news that will be interesting to see how they react and how the next couple of days ago. == the next couple of days ago. -- co. let's get some of the day's other news: police in israel say that all israeli suspects detained over rioting against p

my conversation with popular nigeria broadcaster.g up on the 21st century. "the new york times" roger cohn joins us. >>> also ahead, a new deal between the u.k. and european union but will it steady northern island's politics and help reserve the treasured peace? i ask an expert. >> to be present is no small fit to somebody. >> how to serve a friend in

this is life in nigeria. it's never easy. and in lagos, in particular, tough is the idea of the day. here on the busy ellen road, it's always thronging with the hustle and bustle of those making their way to and from work school and going about their daily lives. people here gather around newspaper spans, ready to i'd you, you down. no my bit my lead. ringback about on man that i needed in is when, when i was more how it wasn't with a news about he's very both on these 2 that live with live in north africa as the result of the lecture strickland, the question on everyone's lips is which of the local newspapers, people can trust since 2005, although even philadelphia has been selling you papers here and listening to the arguments every single day. but why does he do it in and get out a device, give them up at the study. you can see it in life conference session that people, a lot of people let number of people come here and by the way, you can, i've been displayed. i've had them thank for 2 decades missed our daughter has been

how many decrease al jazeera color nigeria? frank genes are calling from a protest against the government's plans to raise the retirement age. demonstrations have already begun in the northern city of i'm your where members started blocking early warning traffic residence and monument wrong defended his pension policy in a televised interview on wednesday. he said the changes will be implemented by the end of the year. natasha battle has more from paris, the defiant in his 1st tv interview in months. the french president said he had no regrets about his controversial pension reform bill were forcing it through the french parliament by decree. set my family in this freeform is necessary. i say this, the french people will, if i doubt, enjoy doing this, but he is out of the sense of duty that i committed to this solidity in order for me, my crawford no concessions to opponents of the reform. i said you wouldn't re shuffle his cabinet or change his prime minister, leaving some a position and peas, unimpressed to look on. if you're

ah, thank you very much for joining as nigeria. as a new president elect, abolla, t nubile is defending the integrity of the vote. after the main opposition party. he said it was fraudulent to nibble whose from the governing all progressive congress is urging citizens to unite around him. a jury is independent. national electoral commission says to noble, got nearly 8800000 volts. that's about 2000000 more than his nearest rival opposition parties at earlier called for salaries all to be cancelled describing the process as a sham. this is whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, there. oh i where mas, one for the unity upper burner hub. horton on bulletin noble, one more than 36 percent of the vote is running on a ticket. i bought a car from the people's democratic party, has 29 percent to win the nigerian presidency. a candidate must have the largest number of votes nationwide, plus at least 25 percent of the vote in to phase of the nation's $36.00 states plus a booster. the capital as those thresholds are not reached and they'll

you are in nigeria, right to nigeria. you could say is one of those countries which best exemplifies the results curse, right? oil producing country, yet half the people don't have access to energy. it's huge inequality and injustice because most of the wealth has been extracted, of course, going to the global north. so what is the future of for nigeria, where you could talk by? well nadia, of course, we will need to deal with inequality. we need to give people access to renewable energy. we need to be able to live in an environment which is safe. and of course, many of those demands were made by can sarah, we were at the galleys talking about a different welt, and we'll ultimately execute said and killed because they oppose fossil fuel interests. i'm a believer in people power as you can tell. i and a nigerians having the vision, but they've got to be able to have the ability to be able to enact that vision. and too often when those visions are come, whether it's in nigeria or anywhere else. they've been stifled because

this is life from nigeria. it's never easy. and in lagos, in particular, tough is the idea of the day. here on the busy ellen road, it's always thronging with the hustle and bustle of those making their way to and from work school and going about their daily lives. people you gather around newspaper spans, ready to i'd you, you down. no, my bit by lead has to be back on my map. i mean, it is when, when i was more how it wasn't with a news about is very important news. news news that live with live in north africa. the resolve of the lecture strickland. the question on every does he toyed in then get out with the vice dividend marketing strategy. you can see it has a life conference session with people. a lot of people let number of people come here by me and this will you can display. you can see if i've been displayed the same thing for 2 decades. missed our davia has been opening up this newspaper stand and listening to the mostly the working class come and read the headlines and discussed amongst themselves the direction in

in the election the presidency of nigeria won. the independent national election commission of nigeria announced that platinum won the country's election by winning 8800,000 votes. he is a 70-year-old candidate of the ruling party and competed with 17 other candidates . the election results were protested by some. the candidates have faced 94 million people in nigeria were eligible to vote , and the election officials announced that the participation rate was less than 40%. nigeria is the most populous country on the african continent with more than two hundred and six million people. cubans overturned havana's protest in the color of last year, when a cuban pilot flew to an open airport after the end of his flight schedule and an hour later from the us state of florida. the ministry of foreign affairs of cuba announced that it had sent four messages to the washington authorities for the extradition of this person, but received no response. according to the international laws, such actions of the united states were interpreted as

so we're gonna be talking about one piece in nigeria. the electoral commission has declared bowler to noble president elect. he was the candidate of the ruling. all progressives congress party to no 18800000 votes, but turn out was just 29 percent, with technical glitches undermining trust in the voting process. now the labor party led by peter obee, who won just over $6000000.00 votes, says it will mount a legal challenge against the result. holding the official result aloft to a jubilant crowd, buller made to new is the declared winner of the nigerian presidential election. the national election commission confirmed the final results after a highly disputed fate. to little boy ahmed of the e. p. c. haven't satisfied the requirements of the law is hereby declared the winner and is returned elected. thank you. the man known as the godfather of lagos is a long time political king maker. he led a campaign with the slogan, it's my turn. addressing his support his off to the result, he portrayed himself as a unifier. well then i will might w

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to different lanes, which really in any case doesn't seem like the smartest thing to do to nigeria. now, where the defense chief says the country's armed forces have been succeeding in the efforts to eradicate the terrorist group. vocal hard on that have been concerns expressed about a lack of progress and re integrating form of militants back into society. one local reporter assessing the issue as tied to that of national security nigeria and in lot skis to region of the country have called on the international community for humanitarian support over the rice in number of repentant terrorist. this comes after the countries chief of defense staff expressed consent over inadequate collaboration and coordination. an absence of legislation to reintegrate still reformed terrorist into communities of the state of baltimore, a shower at his umbrella. 1 well, i agree with the chief of the defense staff on this. he could explain why we still have attacks from insurgents, especially during the election period. because if the government has done what is needed for the repented terrorists, oth

ah, with questions or raise about the integrity of nigeria like tauriel system as a ruling policy candidate. melanie wins 3 in the process actually head on collision of 2 trains in central grizzly. that is 32 people that are more than 80 and that the vitamin administration supports a controversial last surveillance program, as it is up for renewal in the upcoming months with good morning and welcome to our see international course in the law from mazda is just policy and as always, it's great to have you with us. i'm right. hm. on, let's take a look at the top stories this our the latest 1st with nigeria is presidential election. the ruling party is candidate more latino booth is a clenched and narrow victory over to opposition. hopefuls in africa's largest economy, but questions have been raised about the results. a we like tauriel commission has the 3rd to from the center left. all progressives, congress bought the or a p. c. as a president elect was 36 percent of the votes by it's just 7 percentage points higher than the run are up feeling claims. the election could have been rigged to t

also on the program, nigeria has a new president elect ruling party candidate, paula to novel is declared the winner of last week and selection. but opposition parties say the vote was a sham and i demanding a really rough floss moscow claims. keith is using drones to text infrastructure without him to put in even accusing the west of using terrorist cells to attack russian territory. ukraine's troops, meanwhile, in the embattled city of blackmore, are said to be almost completely surround. ah, i'm good. how about us? welcome to the program, and it's 36 people who have been killed in her head on train, collision and greece more than 50 others are being treated in hospice with serious injuries. grace's transport minister has resigned in the wake of the accident. police say they have arrested and charged the station master in the nearby city of larissa. the man has denied any wrong doing and has blamed the accident on a possible technical failure. it was just before midnight when the 2 trains collided. authority, se both were traveling on the same track for several calamities before hitting