Nigeria: Ex Canadian PM, Botswana leader worry about security ahead polls, NEXT (2010) —
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Nigeria: Ex Canadian PM, Botswana leader worry about security ahead polls, NEXT (2010)

This article reports on the mission of the National Democratic Institute for International Affairs in Nigeria. The mission, led by former President of Botswana, Ketule Masire and former Canadian Prime Minister, Joe Clark, is currently on a pre-elections assessment tour. In the first reports, the two heads of the mission express their concerns about the deteriorating security situation in the country, and how this could influence the elections. The members of the mission will now interview the major stakeholders in the electoral process.

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