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                                Davido flew to Kenya two days ago for a concert scheduled for March 28, 2015. He missed Nigeria’s election yesterday due to this concert, but the end product brought him nothing but shame as fans blasted him for his supposed proud and immature attitude and for getting drunk at the concert. They said he smoked too much Kenyan weed and he and his crew lost over 10 phones in one night. Kenyan fans who were present at the concert took to twitter to express their displeasure over Davido’s rude act.                                                                                                                                                                                source: naijaloaded

                                Nigerian Prophet T.B. Joshua has warned of the death of a prominent politician due to ‘heated up’ politics in the wake of the closely contested elections, NigerianEye reports. “I am seeing Nigerians heating up politics,” T. B. Joshua told his congregation at The Synagogue, Church Of All Nations (SCOAN) on Sunday 29th March 2015. “Wednesday and Thursday of this coming week and next week, make sure you fast and pray,” Joshua stated just before the close of his church service at 7pm in a message broadcast live via Christian television station Emmanuel TV. “They will heat up politics and a great man among the politicians will likely lose his life… I am seeing this kind of thing happening in the night,” he stated, calling on congregants to take heed of his message and maintain ‘an attitude of prayer’ on the days specified in order to ‘save souls’. source: Nigerianbulletin

                                  The Independent National Electoral Commission has released results of the presidential election in the 17 local government areas in Enugu State. An analysis of the results shows that President Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party won in all the local government areas, recording a combined total of 553,003 votes. General Muhammadu Buhari (rtd.) of the APC came a distant second with a total of 14,157 votes. A total of 1,381,563 persons were registered to vote in the state, but only 616,112 were accredited. sources: punchnews

                                 Results of residential election in Sokoto State has been released thus: Kware LGA: APC 36,809 PDP 5,339 Dange Shuni LGA: APC 31,036. PDP 6,918 Guronyo LGA: APC 28,950. PDP 7,664 Gwadabawa LGA: APC 34,929, PDP 5,951 Salami LGA : APC: 18,922 PDP 5,029 Wurno LGA: APC 24414, PDP 3,928 Tangaza LGA: APC 24,719 PDP 4,866 Binji LGA: APC 16,478, PDP 4,722 Bodinga LGA: APC 25,084 PDP 6,816 Sokoto South LGA : APC 48,900 PDP 11,048 Rabah LGA: APC 19,887 PDP 4,994 Tambuwal LGA: APC 51,701 PDP 7,282 Sokoto North LGA : APC 44,705 PDP 8,687 Yabo LGA: APC 20,279 PDP 4,357 Wamakko LGA : APC 46,736 PDP 6,719 Kebbe LGA : APC 22,345 PDP 3,802 Illela LGA: APC 33,847 PDP 8,287 Tureta LGA: APC 12,648 PDP 6,121 Shagari LGA: APC 26,696 PDP 6,396 source: The Nation

                               Less than an hour that a bomb exploded at a polling unit in Enugu, a similar incident has occurred in Awka, Anambra State. The Anambra explosion took place at Atom a polling unit at Umuokpara Primary School, Awka ward one. sources: nigeriatell.com

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                                At least two people were killed in a suspected Boko Haram attack on polling stations in northeast Nigeria on Saturday, residents and an election official told AFP. The attacks happened in the villages of Birin Bolawa and Birin Fulani in the Nafada district of Gombe state, which has been repeatedly targeted by the Islamists. An election official, who requested anonymity, said: “We could hear the gunmen shouting, ‘Didn’t we warn you about staying away from (the) election?’” source: naijaloaded At least two people were killed in a suspected Boko Haram attack on polling stations in northeast Nigeria on Saturday, residents and an election official told AFP. The attacks happened in the villages of Birin Bolawa and Birin Fulani in the Nafada district of Gombe state, which has been repeatedly targeted by the Islamists. An election official, who requested anonymity, said: “We could hear the gunmen shouting, ‘Didn’t we warn you about s