International Observers in Place to Monitor Nigeria's Elections Nigeria
Election observer missions have arrived in Abuja as Nigerians prepare to vote on February 25 for President and National Assembly. Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission has approved a number of delegations from international organisations,, including the African Union, Commonwealth, ECOWAS and European Union.
This election is vital for Africa - and for U.S., European and other interests - not least because of the urgency of stabilizing Nigeria," two analysts write in afrom 20 countries headed by former Malawi President Joyce Banda was organised by the International Republican Institute and the National Democratic Institute, two U.S. government funded nonpartisan, nongovernmental organizations.
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