Nigerians
headed to the polls on Saturday to elect a new president in a knife-edge vote
against a backdrop of security fears but new technology delayed the process,
affecting even the outgoing president.
Boko Haram
appeared to carry through their pledge to try to disrupt the vote, attacking
two polling stations in the northeastern state of Gombe, leaving at least two
voters dead.
One election
official said after the shootings in Birin Bolawa and Birin Fulani: “We could
hear the gunmen shouting, ‘Didn’t we warn you about staying away from (the)
election?'”
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