Itse Sagay has described the February 25 presidential poll as the 'best election' Nigeria has ever organised.
Itse Sagay, chairman of the presidential advisory committee against corruption , has described the February 25 presidential poll as the “best election” Nigeria has ever organised.
However, major opposition parties in the election have filed petitions to challenge the outcome of the election, accusing INEC of irregularities. They also cited issues of electoral violence and voter suppression.
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