CLEAN : Nigeria: Kaduna will catch fire if Jonathan wins: local leader

The transcript discusses the political climate in Nigeria, focusing on the skepticism surrounding the ruling party's fairness in elections. It highlights the determination of Nigerians to ensure their votes count, bolstered by statements from international bodies like the European Union and the Americas. These statements have increased the electorate's confidence, knowing that powerful nations might support them if issues arise. The transcript also speculates on the potential outcomes of the election, particularly if President Jonathan is declared the winner over General Buhari, suggesting that such a result could lead to unrest in regions like Kaduna.

What is the general sentiment among Nigerians regarding the ruling party's fairness?

• They are suspicious of the ruling party's fairness.

• They fully trust the ruling party.

• They are indifferent to the ruling party's actions.

• They believe the ruling party will be fair.

What has given Nigerians confidence in the electoral process?

• Statements from the European Union and other nations.

• Support from neighboring countries.

• Promises from the ruling party.

• Statements from local leaders.

What is the attitude of Nigerians towards their voting rights?

• They are apathetic about voting.

• They are unsure about the voting process.

• They are determined to ensure their votes count.

• They are discouraged from voting.

What is the potential consequence if President Jonathan is declared the winner?

• The opposition will concede peacefully.

• Kaduna will remain peaceful.

• There will be celebrations nationwide.

• Kaduna might experience unrest.

Which city is mentioned as potentially being affected by the election results?

• Abuja

• Lagos

• Port Harcourt

• Kaduna