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2011年4月20日星期三

Presidential Rival challenge the results of the Nigerian election - voice of America

Scott Stearns. Dakar, April 20, 2011 Muhammadu Buhari (File photo) Muhammadu Buhari (file photo)

The second place finisher in the presidential election in Nigeria is difficult results which said, have been rigged by computers of the electoral commission. There is violence in the Northern States, following a vote that international observers more was largely free and fair.

Former military leader Muhammadu Buhari is appeal to his supporters to remain calm as his party prepares to challenge the re-election of President Goodluck Jonathan.

"We started high-level consultations to recover your stolen mandate." "I therefore urge you to continue to be patient," said Buhari.

Some supporters of Buhari fought against riot police, in the States of the North after the results of the elections rekindle ethnic violence and religious which displaced thousands of people, caused an undetermined number of dead and saw the mosques and churches burned. Buhari condemned this violence.

"This law is worse than the rigging of the elections," he said. "Information reached me, frustration, some of you have been destroying voter cards." It is a very serious error which will not solve your issues. ?

Instead, Buhari appealed to his supporters to stay politically active as its Congress for progressive change party (CPC) questioned what he said, it was the rigging of electronic voting.

"They have discovered in Katsina and Kano, that the computer has been programmed for us, the CPC, cheating by percentage 40 and 26 respectively," said Buhari.

Katsina and Kano are States of the North which won the Buhari. He says that fraud should reduce its vote total. In the States of the South that have been won by Jonathan, Buhari said fraud was to inflate the totals for the PDP Party.

"In the South - South, Southeast, five States, and six States in 11 States the turn out physically, you can cross-check of the INEC officials who were there, was between 25 and 40 percent," he said. "" "". But the results showed that 99%, 98 per cent, 97% of voters cards voted for PDP. And bring us all this information and confront the CENI with it. And then we will go to the Court. The party will go to the Court on this issue. ?

National Independent Electoral Commission (INEC Nigeria) did not respond specifically to complaints of the Buhari campaign, but a spokesman for the CENI said candidates challenging results are open to challenge before the Court.

President Jonathan says the vote was one of the best in the country. He congratulated his opponents, and that the nation expects their continued leadership.

"I have no enemies to fight." "Indeed, I reassure Nigerians that we are going to continue to lead a Government that is committed to justice, fairness and justice for all," said Jonathan.

Buhari says that the presidential election was, in his words, "an unmitigated disaster" by error validated by election observers based largely in the North.

"We will prove that it was even worse because of the sophisticated computer rigging," he said. "How people were voting in the South - South, Southeast, and a portion of Southwest".

Results of the election commission show Jonathan avoid a second round with Buhari because the President has won at least a quarter of the votes in at least 24 States.

That provision is intended to ensure that a Nigerian President has some degree of national support and is not simply a regional candidate. But the vote collapsed on regional lines in any event with President Jonathan win South and Buhari, winning the North.

20-04-2011 Kingsley O N (Nigeria)

Muhammadu Buhari should accept defeat, because the electoral process has been transparent for all to see as free and fair, in addition we Nigerians have nothing reasonable view of Muslims to power us over the past decades so Muslims should forget decision Nigeria still oncebecause the time has come to change hands...Congratulations your Excellency Goodluck Ebele Jonathan!

20-04-2011

Why do u ppl emphasize more on religion please leave us in peace.

20-04-2011 kaltungo ibrahim (Nigeria)

The result was pas completely free and fair'especially in the South of the South and Southeast.CENI need to revisit the complaints by the cpc...

20 04-2011 hope (Nigeria)

It is in fact honestly sad that things are revealed in this way, we are all in the elections in the hope that it will be free and fair. but the question is this? What happens if buhari has really evidence show the manipulation of our votes? will always be our leaders we trust? what they teach us young people?

20-04-2011 James akinola (Nigeria)

It is a shame that the promise to accept the defeat was not met by General Buhari. He called for calm when it is the same person that encourages people or how he explains his pre-election "thumb print?" allegation of ballot papers What is he saying there was no election in other regions where he lost out? It has same campaign in these regions? Buhari overestimated simply himself!

20-04-2011 (Nigeria)

Kingsley, if we all start thinking like you, this is why people cannot live in harmony, you are one of those inciting religious violence, arc. Sambo is a Muslim and you voted for him as VP. what you should ask yourself, is that happen if it is true that the election is rigged in reality as claimed? What will you say? You will encourage your leader to be such a person? It affects us all...

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2011年4月5日星期二

The first results: singer win voices of Haiti

If the preliminary results stand, musician Michel Martelly will inherit a job laden with challenges.If the preliminary results, musician Michel Martelly inherit a job of challenges.NEW: filling streets with jubilant Michel Martelly supportersMartelly received 67.6% of the vote, preliminary results show race of runoff against former first lady Mirlande Manigat took place the last monthMartelly: "I represents the light at the end of the tunnel".

(CNN) - musician Carnival Flamboyant Michel Martelly edged out former Haitian first lady Mirlande Manigat in a crucial runoff vote presidential held last month, according to preliminary results published Monday.

Martelly, 50, took 67.6% of the vote, while Manigat, 70, received 31.5%, according to Pierre Thibault, spokesman for the Provisional Electoral Council of Haiti.

After the announcement, streets around the Electoral Council in Pétionville filled with spirited supporters of Martelly, who chanted "tete Kale", or bald head - one of the nicknames much Martelly.

Preliminary results were originally should be announced last week, but fraud forced the Council to delay the announcement until Monday. The final results are expected to be announced April 16.

Martelly made a name as the singer "Sweet Mickey," who sometimes drank straight rum bottle and ripped off her clothes during performances.

But it versa his bad boy image write to take care of his family and educate his children.

"My life on stage was very different from what it was at home", Martelly said year last in violence after the November election.

In early December, the Electoral Council announced that Manigat had won, but did not have the majority of the votes necessary for outright victory. First results put him in a runoff with the candidate supported by the Government of Jude Celestin.

Haitians have responded by loading fraud and burning of cars, tires and Celestin campaign headquarters - au-Prince.

Third place, Martelly candidate, said he had won the most votes that Celestin and a review of the results by a team of the Organization of American States supported this claim.

The runoff vote was held on 20 March and proceeded peacefully for the most part in the concern that the return of former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, a polarizing figure in Haiti, would disrupt the vote. Aristide arrived in Haiti, two days before the runoff, but has kept a low profile until now and did not endorse a candidate.

If the preliminary results, Martelly will inherit a job for challenges such as the struggles of poor countries to rebuild after the devastating earthquake of last year and a cholera epidemic.

In December, Martelly said that Haiti will go nowhere unless people have a President, they can rely, a President who is honest.

"I was on the ground with them for 22 years," he said of his musical career. "Know me people." I represents the light at the end of the tunnel. "Journalists Allyn Gaestel and Ross Velton and Moni Basu of CNN has contributed to this report.

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