As Nigerians prepare to queue under the sun and the rain to make their choices in the forthcoming polls, many analysts have continued to predict the likely outcome of the election with the majority focusing on the presidential poll.
The presidential election which will be held this coming Saturday, March 28, is a straight battle between the incumbent, Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the retired general, Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC), a former military president.
Nigerians will have to make a choice between the disappointing Jonathan and the uninspiring Buhari in an election that will likely be the closest ever in Nigeria’s history.
The buzz created by the elections have overtaken the media space in Nigeria and apolitical citizens cannot wait for the noise to die down.
The UK Telegraph’s Colin Freeman profiles the two major presidential candidates in the election and analyses the chances of both men.
Read the report on Telegraph.
Meanwhile, the All Progressives Congress presidential campaign organisation has accused the Jonathan administration of stealing N1 trillion from the nation’s treasury to sponsor the president’s election campaign.
