Of course, this is an awesome news for citizens of Nigeria in a "region of West Africa" given a recent coercion in ballots, with which "Islamic Boko Haraam Militants" had shot down about 41 voters, who were lined up along ballot boxes.
And probably this recent intimidation killing posed by "Boko Haraam militants" in Northern Nigeria had transformed into "bullet or ballots" landslide victory for Islamic Presidential candidates, where this incoming Islamic presidential candidate has had taken a skewed huge advantage leaving christian incumbent president Goodluck Johnson involuntarily out of control for ballot boxes, where majority of Nigerian citizens and potential voters were "internally displaced", and had been taken to "Minawao" Refugee Camps in a Country of Cameroon by UNHCR organization before this emergency "run-off elections" was declared by Nigerian lawmakers for stability prospectus.
What's a future of Nigerian voters?
Well, I think Nigerian voters had made a viable decision in ballot boxes by unanimously choosing and casting their votes for Islamic incoming presidential candidate since previous administration of Goodluck Johnson had miserably failed a Country of Nigeria, where he involuntarily watched over "300 Nigerian school girls" walk out into hands of Islamic Boko Haraam militants without declaring "State of emergency" to stop and to claim hostages before "441 days elapsed".
And probably this recent intimidation killing posed by "Boko Haraam militants" in Northern Nigeria had transformed into "bullet or ballots" landslide victory for Islamic Presidential candidates, where this incoming Islamic presidential candidate has had taken a skewed huge advantage leaving christian incumbent president Goodluck Johnson involuntarily out of control for ballot boxes, where majority of Nigerian citizens and potential voters were "internally displaced", and had been taken to "Minawao" Refugee Camps in a Country of Cameroon by UNHCR organization before this emergency "run-off elections" was declared by Nigerian lawmakers for stability prospectus.
What's a future of Nigerian voters?
Well, I think Nigerian voters had made a viable decision in ballot boxes by unanimously choosing and casting their votes for Islamic incoming presidential candidate since previous administration of Goodluck Johnson had miserably failed a Country of Nigeria, where he involuntarily watched over "300 Nigerian school girls" walk out into hands of Islamic Boko Haraam militants without declaring "State of emergency" to stop and to claim hostages before "441 days elapsed".
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