Nigerian president goodluck jonathan
Nigeria voting extended into Sunday after glitches
Nigeria's electoral commission said on Saturday it would extend voting into an extra day.
Nigerian forces backed by air strikes seized the northeastern border town of Baga on Saturday.
A police officer was killed and several people wounded when five explosions hit an opposition rally in Okrika.
All roads have been closed & commercial activity has been shut down following an attack just after midnight.
The 14 February elections will be the first where Nigeria’s 68.8 million voters must have a biometric cards.
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The Nigerian military says 150 people were killed while other reports claim 2,000 were killed.
Voters have to cast ballots in their home constituencies, an obstacle for refugees who've fled Boko Haram.
At least 120 people have been killed and 270 others injured in two suicide bombings in Nigeria.
Jonathan's government has come under heavy criticism for failing to halt almost daily Boko Haram attacks.
They turned in their resignation after the weekly Federal Executive Council meeting.
Around 60 people in red T-shirts that read “Bring Back Our Girls” marched to the president's home.
Nigeria turned to South Africa to acquire weapons to fight Boko Haram terrorists operating in that country.
Joshua will meet the families and survivors of a building collapse at his church in Lagos.
The number of unaccounted for and presumably dead South Africans remains at 84.