As Nigerians Decide: The 2023 Elections

Today, February 25, 2023, Nigerians will decide who will be the next President of the most populous country in Africa.

A Polling Unit On Gimbiya Street, Abuja-Nigeria, Voters Patiently Waiting To Cast Their Vote

Nigerians, please step out and cast your vote for your preferred candidate.

Individuals Waiting To Vote

Avoid all acts of violence and report any such activity to the relevant authorities.

Canopy Stand For Presiding Officers

Stay calm. Remember - your health, sanity and safety are your 'major win!'

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