. >> because of fierce about security in this pooley stages. there are police making sure that things go on peacefully. we know in the northeast according to security services military personnel are helping to safeguard the area, particularly in the areas where we've seen boko haram activity, and where we've seen people being killed by the group. there were great fears. people were so concerned that millions in the region could be disenfranchised, miss an opportunity to vote. and they would provide protection and make sure that people would be able to vote. nationwide the picture does seem to be peaceful despite reports we're getting about these two incidents where people have been killed. and the hope is that the voting process citizen will generally do well and people will be able to cast their ballot. >> how is this election shaping up so far, do you think? >> well, initially there was confusion at the polling station. it appears that some of the electoral workers did not know how to organize things to enable people to vote. but at this poll

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[laughter] [applause] pooley are here to celebrate and highlight the courage to work of "the nation"and does. we don't want to spend too much time looking backward while we were founded by the abolitionist in 1865 we believe we have held true to the best of those values but we have not succeeded in all of our goals so would appears to have a lot ahead of. but if you were here in this room or watching so with that feels a phone you have become addicted to if you put it in the word nation 66866 that will tap into a world of the enlightenment and information. so please do that if you can rebut the of to tell you more about the magazine but right now so to give you a sense of what we're working on now. and i assure you know, the remarkable katha pollitt. [applause] one of the few people who can come here to hold a thoughtful discussion of reproductive rights and feminism and then the next day give a seminar of poetry. , but talking about her new book which is the embrace of the struggle for the value of a society that respects women's reproductive rights in their struggles to be a part o

[laughter] [applause] pooley are here to celebrate and highlight the courage to work of "the nation"nd does. we don't want to spend too much time looking backward while we were founded by the abolitionist in 1865 we believe we have held true to the best of those values but we have not succeeded in all of our goals so would appears to have a lot ahead of. but if you were here in this room or watching so with that feels a phone you have become addicted to if you put it in the word nation 66866 that will tap into a world of the enlightenment and information. so please do that if you can rebut the of to tell you more about the magazine but right now so to give you a sense of what we're working on now. and i assure you know, the remarkable katha pollitt. [applause] one of the few people who can come here to hold a thoughtful discussion of reproductive rights and feminism and then the next day give a seminar of poetry. , but talking about her new book which is the embrace of the struggle for the value of a society that respects women's reproductive rights in their struggles to be a part of