This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Bachelor.

I'd cheer you at the election underway,

the most significant election in the African continent.

In this calendar year, the results are temporarily advancing the case

for each of the individual actors, the contenders.

However, the overall story is far from finished and I welcome Gregory Copley,

the Editor-in-Publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs,

who's been my guide on the Nigerian election,

hitting the incumbent party of President Bojare,

the all-progressive party against three challengers.

Gregory, right now we have incomplete results,

but Bojare Teneubu of the governing all-progressive Congress party is ahead,

35% to 30% to 26% to a lesser number.

We need to discuss what these numbers mean,

because this is an election that'll have two parts,

presuming the first round doesn't lead to a majority of for one person,

and also that one person went winning.

What is it, 24 of the 26 states could even deal Gregory.

Good evening, John.

Yes, the winner has to get an absolute majority to win in the first round,

but that also has to entail winning more than 25% of the vote

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