Eromo Egbejule

From the econ­o­my to se­cu­ri­ty, Buhari’s lega­cy will be one of mis­steps and mis­deeds as he hands over pow­er, an­a­lysts say.

De­feat­ed can­di­date Pe­ter Obi pledges to legal­ly chal­lenge the re­sults a day af­ter Bola Ahmed Tin­ubu was de­clared win­ner.

Tin­ubu, na­tion­al leader of the All Pro­gres­sives Con­gress (APC), has won the pop­u­lar vote in the dis­put­ed elec­tion.

Three op­po­si­tion par­ties call for can­cel­la­tion of elec­tion, as rul­ing par­ty can­di­date is in the lead.

Vot­ers and ob­serv­er mis­sions have high­light­ed INEC’s fail­ures and vi­o­lence on elec­tion day as re­sults are await­ed.

The col­la­tion of re­sults in the elec­tion that ob­servers and vot­ers say had many lo­gis­ti­cal chal­lenges is still on­go­ing.

Eigh­teen can­di­dates are jostling to suc­ceed Muham­madu Buhari as pres­i­dent but only four are fron­trun­ners in the race.

Pe­ter Obi is be­ing pro­ject­ed by mul­ti­ple polls to win the race to re­place out­go­ing Pres­i­dent Muham­madu Buhari.

Mil­lions of Nige­ri­ans are set to elect their next pres­i­dent. Here’s what’s at stake.

Can­di­dates sign sec­ond ac­cord ahead of Feb­ru­ary 25 polls in a bid to pre­vent elec­toral un­rest.