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Officials say decision to postpone election to Monday taken after materials failed to reach some polling stations.
Votes for legislature, state governors and presidency seen as crucial democratic test for Africa's most populous nation.
Deadly clashes between Christians and Muslim in Nigeria continue ahead of April elections.
At least 20 killed in violence that erupts after news spreads of Muslims killed by Christian youths in city of Jos.
State televison says at least 30 people killed in capital Abuja after explosion in busy market area near army barracks.
Police say they arrested 92 suspected members of a group that claimed responsibility for sectarian attacks in Jos.
A look at the country's bouts of inter-religious and ethnic clashes and terror attacks.
President says government will "take all necessary action" to punish people behind blasts in Jos that killed dozens.
Blasts in Philippines and Nigeria kill at least 38 as church leaders call for peace.
When independence was gained in 1960, tribalism was a dominant force and ethnic divisions widespread.
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