the time is up and we see that that the janitor don t want to back down. matt the janitor don t want to back down. matt hunter. junta. there is a new chapter opening for ecowas. still, what we see is the determination has not diminished among african leaders, except of course in other countries like mali or burkina faso who did a collation immediately with niger. that is not so important militarily because they are weak. we would know if they were in a position to solve any security problem in the country. what we see
been able to see the results as promised immediately after the votes were counted. they were incredibly suspicious by the fact that that didn t happen. so there s suspicion from the public and claims of fraud from the opposition parties but election observers say despite a number of problems, the vote for the most part served it s purpose. notwithstanding the shortcomings identified in these elections, nigerians were largely accorded the right to vote. we trust the final stages of collation and announcement of results will continue to be handled in a transparent, peaceful, and credible manner. let s compare what s happened to the last presidential election in 2019 when this man, nigeria s current president muham madu buhari, won with 56% of the vote. one big difference is the size of the electorate, with 10 million
notwithstanding the shortcomings identified in these elections, nigerians were largely accorded the right to vote. we trust the final stages of collation and announcement of results will continue to be handled in a transparent, peaceful, and credible manner. let s compare what s happened to the last presidential election in 2019 when this man, nigeria s current president muham madu buhari, won with 56% of the vote. one big difference is the size of the electorate, with 10 million more registered voters this year. a second change is that the two main parties have been challenged by a third credible contender: peter 0bi who s energised voters with messages of accountability. the opposition people s democratic party also rejected the result in 2019, accusing the ruling party of tampering with the vote.
think the sorely lacking. that is being very kind. we it s very disappointing and it s complicit. not surprised by it and it s just hard. with the idea that it s contrary to law is closer to criminal. a former prosecutor myself, thinking about what this looks like a woodridge rock votive and the corruption, no collation. i think that would be a
worried about the suits. does it give him some insulation? the gaslighting that he continues to engage in d shawn polling. albeit he is getting last support than he ever had before. a lot of people he supported in the midterm elections did not win. fox has deserted him. the new york post test deserted him. bottom line is, lots and lots of americans and lots and lots of republicans still support him. does that provide any it s collation? the answer when it comes to criminal prosecution is no but it is something of value to him. i think it s a value to him, hallie, is the prosecutors are worried about indicting him creating a political firestorm. that they will be seen as political actors rather than law enforcement officials. i think that is why you ve had a series of prosecutors dance very delicately across this. bob mueller, alvin bragg, merrick garland, all of them have had this seen in the back