INEC’s longest serving national commissioner; Ishmael Igbani voiced his fears at an interaction with civil society groups in Abuja.

The CSOs are already pointing accusing fingers at the country’s politicians for fueling violence ahead of polls.

Since Nigeria returned to democratic rule in 1999, almost every election has been characterised by violence of varying degrees. The worst was in 2011 during the post-presidential election violence, which left over 800 people dead in various parts of the country. As Nigeria prepares for another elections in 2015, different groups have begun interacting with the electoral umpire to work towards ensuring a violence free exercise.
One diplomat, said, “In rare cases violence........http://nigerians4change.com/2014/09/2015-elections-we-cant-guarantee-it-will-be-violence-free-inec/

GEJNEC deceiving naija since 1880

If only PDP won't repeat what they did in Osun... The abuse of power by the FG through the security operatives by intimidating and arresting opposition party members before election. Let there be fair play and let every vote count... One man, One vote! One woman, One vote!!!
God keep us safe... See you at the polls

A CLARION CALL: Is There Going To Be A Nigeria After 2015 https://www.nairaland.com/1896895/clarion-call-there-going-nigeria

Untill den, God save us

it cannot be violence free if APC loses the election JANJAW££DS are know for violence even if they lose the election woefully they would still like to display their animalistic behavior of violence.