The polling station staff prepares card readers, ballot papers and ballot boxes for polling day at Kaduna's Unguwar Sarki polling station on February 23, 2019, while Nigeria elects its new president. – Nigerians began voting for a new president on Feb. 23, after a delay of a week that raised political temper, sparked accusations of conspiracy and fanned fears of violence. Some 120,000 polling stations opened at 7:00 GMT, although signs of delays in the delivery of some documents and staff deployment have been reported, AFP reporters said. Muhammadu Buhari (APC), the outgoing president, will attempt to win a second four-year term against former vice president Atiku Abubakar (PDP). (AFP photo)Nigerian voters are queuing to vote at the Shagari Health Bureau polling station in Yola, Adamaoua State, Nigeria, on February 23, 2019, the day of the general election. – Nigerians began voting for a new president on Feb. 23, after a delay of a week that raised political temper, sparked accusations of conspiracy and fanned fears of violence. Some 120,000 polling stations opened at 7:00 GMT, although signs of delays in the delivery of some documents and staff deployment have been reported, AFP reporters said. (AFP photo)Electoral Commission officers wait for voters while a polling station opens its doors at the Agiya polling station in Yola, in the state of Adamawa, Nigeria, on 23 March. February 2019, the day of the general election. – Nigerians began voting for a new president on Feb. 23, after a delay of a week that raised political temper, sparked accusations of conspiracy and fanned fears of violence. Some 120,000 polling stations opened at 7:00 GMT, although signs of delays in the delivery of some documents and staff deployment have been reported, AFP reporters said. (AFP photo)Elector drops ballot at polling station in Maiduguri IDP camp on February 23, 2019, as Nigerians start voting for new president after a week's delay that raised political climate, triggered accusations of conspiracy and fueled fears of violence. – Some 120,000 polling stations have begun to open from 7:00 GMT, although signs of delay in the delivery of certain documents and the deployment of staff are reported, told reporters in the morning. AFP. (AFP photo)One of the first voters voted at the Unguwar Sarki polling station in Kaduna on February 23, 2019, Nigeria voting for the election of its new president. – Nigerians began voting for a new president on Feb. 23, after a delay of a week that raised political temper, sparked accusations of conspiracy and fanned fears of violence. Some 120,000 polling stations opened at 7:00 GMT, although signs of delays in the delivery of some documents and staff deployment have been reported, AFP reporters said. Outgoing President Muhammadu Buhari (APC) will seek a second four-year term against former Vice President Atiku Abubakar (PDP) (Photo AFP)Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, the national leader of the All Progressive Congress, APC, voted.Vice President Yemi Osinbajo votesAtiku voteAmbode votesGOV YAHAYA BELLO DE KOGI SLAUGHTERED BY HIS LIVES, HAJIA RASHEEDA AND HAJIA AMINA AT AGASSA UVETR 11, OKENE, STATE OF KOGIPresident Buhari and Aisha Vote in Presidential and National Elections at 003 Voting Section of Kofar Baru in the State of Daura Katsina on February 23, 2019
