UK Prime Minister Cameron Writes Jonathan, Warns Him To Hold The Elections With No Disruption - NewsRescue.com

BY – VICTORIA OJEME

ABUJA: The Prime Minister David Cameron has written to President Goodluck Jonathan to ensure that Nigerian elections go ahead this weekend, warning that failure to do so ‘would risk national security and stability, and adversely affect Nigeria’s international reputation’.

In a letter to President Jonathan, the Prime Minister underlines the importance of the elections for the African continent and points out the pivotal role for the President.

In a statement made available to Vanguard saying, “As Africa’s biggest democracy, successful elections in Nigeria are important not only for Nigeria’s future, but as a signal to the rest of Africa. Delivering a credible process will be a lasting credit to you as President and to Nigeria as a nation.

The Prime Minister emphasises the vital role of the Independent National Electoral Commission and its head Professor Jega, writing:

“I am encouraged by INEC’s advances in recent weeks. The collection of over 80 per cent of Permanent Voter Cards and the broadly successful field tests of the card readers have improved their technical preparation for the election. Your support for Professor Jega’s continuing tenure and guidance of the process remains an important part of delivering successful elections.”

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Translated from BBC Hausa by Google

British Prime Minister , David Cameron , has called on President Goodluck Jonathan to tell him to do everything to see that there are elections this coming weekend.

Mr Cameroon said anything at all that goes back to that, Jonathan may throw the country in danger , and will affect the value in the eyes of the world.

In a letter to Nigerian President , Prime Minister David Cameron has shown the importance of voting by African democratization .

Already, the monitoring of the international arrival in Nigeria to see how the stuff in the election .