This is CBS Eye on the World with John Batchler.

Here's John Batchler.

Two wars in Eurasia, the world island.

There are more conflicts, however, to attend to.

Right now we go to the news from Nigeria, the largest most populous and theoretically

richest state in Africa, a state to dominate the continent in the future.

But now, Reuters reporting from Aboujia, Nigeria's Supreme Court, upheld President Bola

Tanubu's election win, bringing to an end a legal challenge brought by his two main rivals,

who argued that his victory was marred by irregularities.

The ruling will give 71-year-old Tanubu a clear mandate to govern Africa's most populous

state.

Stop there and welcome Gregory Kapli, Editor-in-Publisher of Defense and Foreign Affairs, and

my guide on what's wrong in Nigeria.

The leader of ECOWAS, a critical transnational organization, given the Franca-Freak revolts

of these last months and years, and given the advance of the Gihadists, both Al Qaeda

and ISIS, present in West Africa, Gregory, a very good evening to you.

As I recall, the lesson, the last time we talked of Nigeria, you were anticipating that

the Supreme Court was vulnerable to encouragement.

It appears that the Supreme Court found everything in order on Bola Tanubu's election, and

they're encouraged.

What does this mean for Nigeria?

Good evening to you, Gregory.

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