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NIGERIA-VOTE
Nigerians displaced during post-election violence that followed last week's presidential polls sit at a military barracks where they went to seek refuge against attackers, unable to vote during gubernatorial elections April 28, 2011, after they fled their homes in Bauchi the capital of Bauchi state, nothern Nigeria. Two Nigerian states hit hard by deadly riots after presidential elections went back to the polls for governor races today amid a security lockdown and with scores still displaced. Soldiers accompanied electoral officials to polls in Kaduna and Bauchi states and the electoral commission scrambled to find some 2,000 workers to replace those who refused to show up because of fears of violence. Police and military personnel in armoured vehicles patrolled the streets of Kaduna city, the capital of the same state, and set up roadblocks to search cars. Police kept a close eye on Bauchi city, the capital of that state. AFP PHOTO/ TONY KARUMBA
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Bauchi, NIGERIA |
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AFP / Mediafax Foto |
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TONY KARUMBA |
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28 Aprilie 2011 |
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