northeast ought to be strong and reliable regardless nevertheless a tight race between mr bari and he's a teco i will buy a car the businessman promising to bring big business investment in this country and what so many people here want jobs welcome to say k.-mart and a bono is a political analyst he says the youth vote will be decisive. universities were on strike for three good months so students couldn't go to school and all that the high level of unemployment jobs every other thing dies really affects and so this other things are going to be on the ballot and most of them are coming with that's kind of to express the ourselves and decisions under looks instead of picking up the bullets essentially so it's going to be an election disarming by young people so it is not going to be easy race since the turnout and i would say is not is actually quite encouraging by reports from what the parts of the country signify about morse and much of us haven't gotten to some places and so it's actually affects in the elections in that particular places so is going to really affect it forty percent or not

international film and up and coming talent from around the world like kenyan screenwriter and gun being teco who this week picked up yet another award for his film motives the film tells the story of a terminally ill nine year old whose wishes are becoming a superhero of the filled with the help of the family and villages. to make a genius sat down with the to talk about all things african film but first it's take a peek at the film that's making waves troll he doesn't call for you to come to a on the search one thing that he was sent to the chapel was that the kid was a little too much of the man on the front of the movement it's not that i wasn't up . to five. he said i guess it's down. we did not expect. that supermodel was going to take on the life that he did on the festival circuit. i didn't even expect when i was sitting in the room during the premiere it was going to carry that we did in an audience in once in a mall and it's received so much applause and received ovations and their flaws just went on and on for about five minutes straight and it was only interrupted by the fact that

jihadist terror group boko haram president mohammad who will hari is under pressure from challenger a teco i will back are long lines of voters formed outside some of the polling stations that open their doors later than planned. after a long wait at the gates of this polling station in the capital of voters rushed to cast their ballots it opened two hours later than scheduled some were overwhelmed by the crowds and upset at the lack of organization i'm not talking with diddley as this was the worst of what they do because. they'll cross the bridge it's a soft predator strike and it's as i'm not certain. how others are who feel that the election will bring about real change. resoluteness and they do this and show me so much as to me it means the future of the financial future of my children of. which future health care plan and. that's what he's doing it's an. incumbent president who hamadou bihari voted in his northern home town of daraa where he brushed aside the prospect of defeat. you know if you lose this election but when you accept defeat on that we're not and i don't. know children

of international film and up and coming talent from around the world life kenyan screenwriter been teco who this week picked up yet another award for this film. the film tells the story of a terminally ill nine year old who's wishes of becoming a superhero of the filled with the help of the family and villages. to make a genius sat down with gumby tea got to talk about all things african film but first it's take a peek at the film that's making waves troll you see in coffee the u.k. because i am disappointed that he wasn't in the chapter on the left of the kids i was in the two hundred women in the congo wanted to go dutch there was a lot. to do from. here. we've just down. oh. oh. we did not expect. that supermodel was going to take on the life that he did on the festival circuit. i didn't even expect when i was sitting in the room during the premiere it was going to carry that we did in an audience in once in a mall and it's received so much applause and you see ovations and their flaws just went on and on for about five minutes straight and it was only interrupted by the fact that th

opposition it's also shouting foul play the people's democratic party and about how his main competitor a teco a baka was prevented from holding its own mass rally in the cops on saturday that blames the a.p.c. . a record eighty four million people have registered to vote next saturday they will either offer a change or get another chance. who has speech at today's rally was short but it was filled with promises africa correspondent adrian traced is in lagos and he sent us this wrap up. president mohamed to address his supporters for exactly three minutes his key message vote me in once again for another four years so i can fulfill the promises that i made already during the last elections four years ago and the three key promises he made was tackling corruption tackling the insecurity situation why parts of the country and create employment but the problem is many people in nigeria have the feeling that apart from the fight against corruption he hardly made any progress the security situation is still a big problem a huge parts of the country and unemployment is actually rising this is why mo

army general who was voted in four years ago on an anti corruption ticket and his main opponent a teco a back up now he's a businessman who has also served as vice president and stands for more modern and more liberal policies full of these men they are part of the aging political elite but nigeria has reduced the minimum age for presidential candidates so some youngsters have thrown their hat into the ring one of them is thirty five years old in a country where the other twenty five make up the majority of the population his chances may be better than some have predicted. creech joined him on the campaign trail. on the election campaign trail in the nigeria's capital she who is visiting a private school he is the youngest ever niger. presidential candidate and education is his central theme. until we start to fix education that will be difficult to fix any other sectors in our nation who lived in the us where he worked as a mathematics lecturer he's calling for thirty five percent of the country's budget to go to war it's education. because all the school's principal is surprised to s

stands with integrity that he stands for fighting corruption and so on and a lot of foreigners i see a teco maybe even were worse but i think what may be here is the decisive factor which is the number of people who did not go and cast a ballot in fact the voter turnout is supposed to be the lowest voter turnout since the end of military rule twenty years ago so i think that's going to be a decisive factor is about home what kind of margin president is going to win this president if you really wins it according to official results and not just in office the results that are already circulating here in this room as i am that in absentia flo rida you're bringing us those official results as soon as they come in for me for charge in abuja nigeria on the story for us tonight thank you. well there may be more time. and more turmoil in the brics world after british prime minister theresa may said that she supports a while when parliament to vote to delay britain's exit from the e.u. now may's move comes amid growing fears of economic chaos in britain leaves the european union as scheduled on marc

second term in office but the opposition wants to challenge the results in court their top candidate at teco ababa car rejected the outcome of what he calls a sham election. and she is the first woman to win the national rally title in africa making her the continent's number one female in racing stay with news africa for a closer look. kristie lu stout will have those stories and a lot more and meantime don't forget you can always get all the latest news and information from our website that's around the clock just go to w dot com and there is an esteemed from the entire team here in berlin and thanks for watching. donald trump and kim jong un round number two here in hanoi vietnam good to be able to hammer out a deal that is more substantial than the singapore agreements tentative steps towards denuclearization in return for an easing of economic sanctions is joining us we'll walk you through the events as they unfold here sunday w. news the budget will be. going to. we make up over a week watches of half of the under such a we are the sum of seven percent. want to shape the continent's fu

register who actually died on wednesday president mohammed who bihari and his closest challenger a teco signed a pledge for a peaceful paul well the youth vote is likely to play a major part in the terminating who will win saturday's vote rising unemployment and inflation has left many young nigerians frustrated reports now from of. absalom mohammed says he's voting for the first time in saturday's election but he is frustrated the twenty year old from his school and can't find work to try and survive he sells water on the street taking a lot of them are lucky i want the government to look after the poor and give us jobs i also want to pull titian's to deal with insecurity in the country. when president muhammadu buhari won the election four years ago he promised to fix nigeria's economy it's an important issue. million nigerians are extremely poor for extremely poor it's a major concern and. millions have been out of jobs. we didn't last for years so it's an important conversation for two thousand and nineteen. or oil rich nigeria is africa's biggest economy but that hasn't translated

we have teco that with targeted , within specific segments that as a technical solution and we need a holistic negotiated agreement that will really result in measurable and verify all result in overcapacity. really trying to do with the elephant in the room, which is china. china has put forward 6000 tariff exemptions to the united states. right now, china is shipping three hundred 7 million kilograms of steel into the united states tariff-free, while canada ships about a little over 100 million kilograms of steel tariff free. if the product -- problem is china, why are you granting than 40% exemptions on products when canada, the u.s. has granted us about 2%. there is a real inconsistent implementation. there is a real mixed tag as it comes to what is the message in the first place and what is the rationale behind the decisions. if you have a problem, do with the problem. don't try to bring others in as collateral damage because it hurts everyone. >> another aspect of the relationship with the chinese is that the chinese have slept retaliatory tariffs on chinese agriculture. >> that

been delayed a week president mohammed will hardy is facing four vice president and businessman a teco a becket and attacks in the north east blamed on the armed group boko haram threatened to disrupt early voting. reports from maiduguri in borno state. early morning confusion of this polling station and made to greet voters angry at officials for failing to start the poll one hour or two to. the voting machines and reading fingerprints while. the problem was eventually resolved. was to fibro he was able to vote but he needed assistance at the polling station he wants an improvement in facilities for people with disabilities. who will be exposed to danger if the person helping us has party preferences privacy should be protected better. the early morning turnout in many areas of the city was good despite reports of attacks sixty five year old want to keep a walk up to the sounds of explosions in my degree but was determined to vote. we've seen and heard words from around the cannot stop us from voting only die once you can see how eager the people are hours after the explosions the pol

party the spacing strong competition from veteran politician a teco. car maker pardon me who is with the p.d.p. party will be speaking to augment each person matter corey in northeast nigeria first let's go to a room a tosser who is in nigeria's capital of boucher so. tell us what is the mood like what are people expecting. it appears that every mythos actually does not hear us at this moment so we're going to go back to la to korea where net interest is standing by in the capital of borno state so what kind of security measures actually we'll get to that in a moment first just in general what are the preparations for this big election. what resolder your preferred just here i've been going on very well in many parts of the local south of the country we've spoken with the election officials who come from ports but don't believe most of the materials needed for the collections are disposed of once of the stuff they've left or they need to at the end of the campaign to them and by now with a bunch of papers which are the most sensible call documents elec

announcing results so far it's expected to be a tight race between president hadi and his main rival at teco a burka. senegal's electoral commission is urging presidential candidates and their supporters to avoid making premature declarations about the outcome of sunday's vote supporters of president macky sall of been celebrating after the prime minister said he had been reelected official results are not out yet expected at the earliest bike tuesday u.s. president donald trump says he wants some american troops to remain in iraq the shiite led coalition there wants all u.s. forces to leave the country but there is debate among sunni and kurdish politicians who say the iraqi army cannot manage the threat from my soul alone charles trafford has more. fighters with the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces attacked eisel targets in the syrian village of the last remaining eisel controlled territory close to the border with iraq in two thousand and fifteen or eisel controlled around that ninety thousand square kilometers of turd trip across syria and iraq. after more than two years of fighting