The US authorities has insisted it doesn’t have a most popular candidate in Nigeria’s common election.
The US Consul Basic, Will Stevens, made this identified throughout a city corridor assembly which was organised by the Niger-Delta Open Observatory, NOGO, in Asaba, Delta State, on Saturday.
Stevens additionally warned that those that instigate electoral violence will probably be denied visas by the US authorities.
“The US doesn’t have a most popular candidate, full cease! We aren’t desirous about a specific celebration or candidate.
“What we’re desirous about is free, honest, and credible elections that characterize the folks,” Stevens mentioned.
He added that “the US will discourage any politicians, residents, or different events who’re encouraging electoral violence or searching for to undermine the electoral course of.”
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