VIDEO: Does religion impact on Nigeria vote?

The BBC's Abdulahi Kaura Abubakar talks to a Muslim and Christian on opposite sides of the Kaduna river ahead of Nigeria's election on Saturday.

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Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

IPPmedia

03 Jan

The impact of a world drunk on religion is about to unfold

The impact of a world drunk on religion is about to unfold
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It is ironic that in today's world, nothing is as divisive as man's beliefs in how he should reach out to God. Religion has been behind some of the worst conflicts and atrocities in history, and this remains true in our day as well. Listening to ...

 

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VIDEO: Impact on trade of Nigeria violence

The BBC's Tomi Oladipo reports from the commercial city of Kano in Nigeria on how violence in the country is affecting the textile trade.

 

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VIDEO: Nigeria election: How will you vote?

With the presidential election just days away, Focus on Africa's Peter Okwoche spoke to supporters of both candidates in Mararaba, near Abuja.

 

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VIDEO: Concerns over Nigeria vote count

Britain and the United States have voiced concerns about irregularities in the counting of votes after Nigeria's elections.

 

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VIDEO: Nigeria leader waits 50 minutes to vote

After a delay of about 50 minutes, President Goodluck Jonathan has had his biometric voter card verified.

 

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Mixing religion and politics in Nigeria

The town that illustrates Nigeria's religious and political divide

 

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Nigeria to vote for state governors

Nigerians are set to vote for state governors, some of the most powerful politicians in the country, in the final round of a lengthy election process.

 

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Nigeria postpones presidential vote

The electoral commission in Nigeria postpones the 14 February presidential election by six weeks, citing security concerns.

 

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Count begins after close Nigeria vote

Counting is under way in Nigeria's presidential election, which has been praised by the UN despite technical problems and violence.

 

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