PodcastThe Crisis Room

Concerns Trailing Nigeria’s Governorship Election

The Crisis Room: Episode 66

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Today on TCR we speak with Mukhtar Halilu Modibbo’s from Connected Development(CODE) on Nigeria’s presidential election and expectations for the state elections on Saturday.


Hosted by Murtala Abdullahi.

Production Team: Anthony Asemota. 

The Executive Producer is Ahmad Salkida.

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