Nigerian presidential voting starts in tight security

Nigerian presidential voting starts in tight security

ABEOKUTA, Nigeria - President Olusegun Obasanjo casts his ballot in the southwestern Nigerian city of Abeokuta on April 19 as voting in the country's presidential election began in tight security. The election is widely viewed as a litmus test for democracy in Africa's most populous country. (Kyodo)

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