According to one of the Aids on Buhari's camp, "We are aware that a Congratulatory Phone call from Jonathan To Buhari  On His Victory has surfaced online".
President-Elect Buhari accepted the call early Tuesday evening, this source told SaharaReporters.

It was also revealed that at that critical period it was important to take note of every communication between the two contestants because the political atmosphere was tense and both camps were on an emotional edge which could have triggered violence. That's why they recorded the communication. On the
A press release from Buhari's camp will be released shortly, this same source said. it is expected that the press release will explain why and how the audio was released, perhaps it was intended to accompany the previously released photos of Buhari receiving the call himself.
If you missed the phone call, Listen in the Video Below

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it has been edited again.

This screenshot was taken few minutes ago while i was browsing the internet. if you are on your TV now you will know that there is about two states left from which election results are expected.
If you go to wikipedia now the highlighted information may have been removed. but if you are in doubt, please check for yourself.

Just Incase you missed it, here is what happeed between Orubebe and Prof.Jega.
Orubebe Accuses Jega Of Being Tribalistic, Selective And Partial.A former minister of Niger Delta Affairs and representative of President Goodluck Jonathan at the national collation centre in Abuja, Godsday Orubebe, has announced the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP’s rejection of the results being announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC.

Shouting at the top of his voice at the International Conference Centre as the announcement of results was about to commence on Tuesday, Orubebe alleged that the INEC chairman, Prof. Attahiru Jega, was biased and that he would not allow the remaining results of last Saturday’s election to be announced.

He claimed that he was already in possession of a full printed result when PDP’s grievances were yet to be addressed.
IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE STSTED ENCOUNTER, WIKIPEDIA EDITED HIS PROFILE TO INCLUDE THIS UNWHOLESOME PERFORMANCE.
Watch and share!

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since this is true, DOT YOU THINK THIS INFORMATION IS FRONT PAGE WORTHY TO LET PEOPLE KNOW they may have to wait till tomorrow. many people dont know this.

DID BBC JUST LIE TO US?  

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(Watch) BBC's @okwoche with the latest on the Nigeria elections. #Nigeriadecides #Nigeria2015
It was earlier announced that Election results were supposed to be published 48 hours after the elections, but hey, that was when the election date was fixed for Saturday. but unfortunately it was extended till sunday due to irregularities. Throughut the day people have been glued to their TV and radio sets and including newspapers but no official result has been released. i guess INEC wouldn't be too wrong if they publish the results on Tuesday after-all they said 48 hours, now its 48 hours after Sunday lol.

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Nigerian Elections 2015 has been always predicted to be riddled with election violence but it wasn't anticipated to be a trend that would affect the pressmen. However that wasn't the case as a channels television reporter was teargassed, physically attacked and beaten until he had blood stained eyes. Watch and Share.

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NOTHING IS A SURPRISE ANYMORE IN THIS COUNTRY

THANK YOU

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#ThisIsNigeria

Gov Rotimi Amaechi Set To Flee Nigeria If Buhari Fails Elections against Goodluck Johnathan
A recent recording has surfaced where Governor Rotimi Amaechi of Rivers State was quoted as saying he was ready to travel outside the country, even permanently, if the All Progressives Congress (APC) loses the election.

Governor Amaechi, who is the director of the APC presidential campaign organisation made the revelation while addressing an unspecified gathering said that he already had contacts at the embassy, and even had an offer for permanent residency.

He said: “Anybody who says Goodluck (President Jonathan) would jail Amaechi, just put your ears on the ground, embassies are ready to give me visas.

“If you want, I can show you a paper there (points), one of them sent me a form to fill if I want permanent residency, in Europe… I can give you.

“As soon as I finish, I enter plane, I’m out of the country, so you people can be battling here”

Watch the video

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This video shows election riggers speaking Hausa and glaringly making multiple thumb prints on ballot papers in favour of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) being the leading party and indeed the party sponsoring the incumbent president, Goodluck Jonathan at an election venue somewhere in Northern Nigeria. PLEASE WATCH AND SHARE! WE ARE TIRED OF THIS FEARLESS AND CARELESS NATIONAL EMBARRASSMENT

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