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Reports say the chairperson of INEC, Attahiru Jega is getting ready to release the remaining electoral results at the national collation centre.

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 Here are photos of the town after being under the control of  Boko Haram for  a very long time.Troops from Niger and Chad overthrew the Islamic sect

Boko Haram has kidnapped 506 young women and children from Damasak, a town in Borno state Nigeria, Reuters is reporting. The news agency quoted a resident who witnessed the abduction as saying that more than 50 were killed as the sect raided the northern Nigerian town. “They took 506 young women and children. They killed about 50 of them before leaving,” Souleymane Ali, a trader in Damasak said. “We don’t know if they killed others after leaving, but they took the rest with them.” Toumba Mohamed, a lieutenant colonel with the Nigerien army, involved in the Damasak incursion of Niger-Chad forces, said residents had reported between 400 and 500 women and children kidnapped. Last week, Niger-Chad forces recovered the town from Boko Haram, who had been in control of the town since November 2014. Nigerien and Chadian troops, who also discovered a mass grave of Boko Haram victims just outside the town, also said Nigerian soldiers had refused to register presence in the town since i

  United States President Barack Obama and the the Economic Community of West African States have stressed that only fair and transparent elections will guarantee   a true democratic process in Nigeria. Obama made his comment via a video posted on Monday on the White House official website while the ECOWAS Chairman and Ghananian President, John Mahama, spoke in Abuja. The US President, who also called for the safe rescue of the more than 200 kidnapped Chibok girls by Boko Haram, reminded Nigerians that “successful elections and democratic progress” would help Nigeria meet the challenges it currently faces. He therefore urged Nigerians to peacefully express their views on election days and “reject the voices of those who call for violence.” According to him, the elections presented to Nigerians,   the opportunity   to unite   in saying no to violence and extremism and instead show their support for a more peaceful, secure and prosperous fut

The Nigeria Police Force on Monday made a U-turn on its earlier warning to voters to stay away from polling centres after exercising their civic duty on days of elections. The Inspector-General of Police, Suleiman Abba, had on Thursday said there was no need for   voters to stay back after casting their votes because   two or three policemen would be stationed at every polling unit to guard their votes.    “Cast your votes and go and cool down. If you remain there, there is a likelihood that you will commit an offence,’’ he had   said. But the Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission, Attahiru Jega, the All Progressives Congress, the Peoples Democratic Party and others faulted the warning, saying there was no aspect of   the electoral law that prohibited voters from stay behind to monitor   ballot counting. “As many of the voters may wish to remain to see the actual counting of the votes after voting has ended,” Jega had stated. However, the Force P

Abuja— Members of the Chibok community, yesterday, sent a delegation to President Goodluck Jonathan to urge greater government efforts at re-taking the remaining areas of Borno State still held by Boko Haram, with the hope of rescuing their daughters who were abducted from the Government Girls Secondary School , GGSS, Chibok, last year. The delegation was led by Ma lam Dunamo Mpur Chibok, Chairman of the Parents-Teachers Association, PTA, of the Government Girls Secondary School, GGSS, Chibok. “We are concerned that the military said that they have not got information about our daughters in the areas they have recaptured. We want the Federal Government to expedite action to clear the remaining two local government areas as we hope and a wait the rescue of our daughters, “Malam Chibok said. The PTA chairman disowned reports that the community rejected the reconstruction of GGSS Chibok and other schools destroyed by Boko Haram in the area. Jonathan The media, last week,