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Premium Times AllAfrica4 July 2014Sahara ReportersECOWASThe SPN sued the INEC at the Federal High Court, claiming that INEC had failed to respond to their petition within 30 days as prescribed by law and that thus it would have to be registered automatically.[21]Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email The 2015 elections again may precipitate violence that could destabilize Nigeria, and Washington has even less leverage in Abuja than it did in 2011Groups such as the Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme (NSRP) have "advised political parties to stop making hate speeches against opponents."[37]
7 February 2015BBC^ "Socialist group sues INEC over failure to register partyPeace initiatives[edit]Presidential election[edit]
Buhari 53.96% Jonathan 44.96% Margin: 2,571,759 In addition to growing criticism within Nigeria, on 8 February Vanguard reported that "the United States said it was 'deeply disappointed' by the delay." US Secretary of State John Kerry, who had urged that elections be held on time, "[warned] the Nigerian government against using 'security concerns as a pretext for impeding the democratic process.'"[32] Additionally, the British Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, has revealed that he, too, is disgruntled by the news: The security situation should not be used as a reason to deny the Nigerian people from exercising their democratic rightssupport for democracy and human rights both during and after the elections could help discourage violence at the polls and after the results are announced"allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Elections BBOG Group Raises the Alarm Over Plans to Exclude Chibok From Voting"Tension between Washington and Abuja is higher than in 2011, largely over how to respond to the radical Islamist insurgent group, Boko Haram, which is steadily gaining strength in northeast NigeriaAs of February 2015, "Though the APC's voter base is in the north, it enjoys support all over the country, unlike the opposition in 2011."[16]
The Socialist Party of Nigeria filed for registration as a political party to contest the election, but the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) refused the registrationRetrieved 12 February 2015"What to Watch as Nigeria's 2015 Showdown Brews"7 February 2015In the aftermath, Washington should avoid commenting prematurely on the quality of the electionsThe President-elect was sworn-in on 29 May 2015
Leadership (Abuja) - allAfrica.comtold the Niger Delta militants threatening chaos if President Goodluck Jonathan loses the presidential election that they stand to lose if there is a war."[34] The GMB Volunteers, a group described as a "frontline voluntary organization made up of professionals, ethnic and religious groups," has criticised hate advertisements directed against APC candidate General Muhammadu Buhari.[35]We must see this as a challenge for us to remain resolute in yearning for a new democratic government; one that will not see itself as above the people."[39]This assessment remains relevant today^ "Nigerian Elections Hit by Technical Glitches and Violence"www.theguardian.comViolence[edit]Retrieved 10 February 2015There will be media pressure for early, official commentBBC News c16eaae032
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Premium Times AllAfrica4 July 2014Sahara ReportersECOWASThe SPN sued the INEC at the Federal High Court, claiming that INEC had failed to respond to their petition within 30 days as prescribed by law and that thus it would have to be registered automatically.[21]Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email The 2015 elections again may precipitate violence that could destabilize Nigeria, and Washington has even less leverage in Abuja than it did in 2011Groups such as the Nigeria Stability and Reconciliation Programme (NSRP) have "advised political parties to stop making hate speeches against opponents."[37]
7 February 2015BBC^ "Socialist group sues INEC over failure to register partyPeace initiatives[edit]Presidential election[edit]
Buhari 53.96% Jonathan 44.96% Margin: 2,571,759 In addition to growing criticism within Nigeria, on 8 February Vanguard reported that "the United States said it was 'deeply disappointed' by the delay." US Secretary of State John Kerry, who had urged that elections be held on time, "[warned] the Nigerian government against using 'security concerns as a pretext for impeding the democratic process.'"[32] Additionally, the British Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, has revealed that he, too, is disgruntled by the news: The security situation should not be used as a reason to deny the Nigerian people from exercising their democratic rightssupport for democracy and human rights both during and after the elections could help discourage violence at the polls and after the results are announced"allAfrica.com: Nigeria: Elections BBOG Group Raises the Alarm Over Plans to Exclude Chibok From Voting"Tension between Washington and Abuja is higher than in 2011, largely over how to respond to the radical Islamist insurgent group, Boko Haram, which is steadily gaining strength in northeast NigeriaAs of February 2015, "Though the APC's voter base is in the north, it enjoys support all over the country, unlike the opposition in 2011."[16]
The Socialist Party of Nigeria filed for registration as a political party to contest the election, but the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) refused the registrationRetrieved 12 February 2015"What to Watch as Nigeria's 2015 Showdown Brews"7 February 2015In the aftermath, Washington should avoid commenting prematurely on the quality of the electionsThe President-elect was sworn-in on 29 May 2015
Leadership (Abuja) - allAfrica.comtold the Niger Delta militants threatening chaos if President Goodluck Jonathan loses the presidential election that they stand to lose if there is a war."[34] The GMB Volunteers, a group described as a "frontline voluntary organization made up of professionals, ethnic and religious groups," has criticised hate advertisements directed against APC candidate General Muhammadu Buhari.[35]We must see this as a challenge for us to remain resolute in yearning for a new democratic government; one that will not see itself as above the people."[39]This assessment remains relevant today^ "Nigerian Elections Hit by Technical Glitches and Violence"www.theguardian.comViolence[edit]Retrieved 10 February 2015There will be media pressure for early, official commentBBC News c16eaae032
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