Doubts cast over vote for Buhari in Nigeria

摘要

NIGERIAN President Muham-madu Buhari has won a second term in an electoral process that SB Morgen's Nigerian risk subsidiary SBM Intel said was "amongst the most flawed in the country's history", opening the way for dissent and social strife, writes Barry Morgan. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) had Buhari leading with 56% of the votes counted from all 36 states while claiming a 35.6% turnout, down from the 44% recorded in 2015 after a last minute decision on 16 February to postpone polling by a full week.