CLEAN : Nigeria delays elections as Boko Haram conflict spirals

The transcript discusses the rescheduling of the 2015 general elections in Nigeria due to security concerns in the northeast region. It highlights the impact of military operations on election safety and the risks posed to ad hoc staff. The text also addresses the potential for inconclusive elections if voting cannot occur in certain states, emphasizing the need to wait for normalcy before proceeding with elections.

Why were the 2015 general elections rescheduled?

• Because of security improvements

• Due to security concerns in the northeast

• Due to a lack of voter registration

• Because of a change in government

What are the new dates for the national elections?

• March 28th, 2015

• June 15th, 2015

• May 1st, 2015

• April 11th, 2015

What is the main reason for not being able to provide traditional security support during the elections?

• Lack of police personnel

• Ongoing military operations

• Insufficient funding

• Political disagreements

What risk is associated with continuing the elections as originally scheduled?

• Increased voter turnout

• Ad hoc staff being at risk

• Higher election costs

• More political debates

What is the potential outcome if elections are held in all states except those in the northeast?

• A higher voter turnout

• An inconclusive election

• A peaceful election process

• A decisive election result