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Voting in Africa's most populous country has officially ended.
Despite some pockets of violence, the elections have been widely described as peaceful.
At the moment, counting and collation are underway by the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) of Nigeria.
Meanwhile amidst the collation, some political parties have expressed concerns over the credibility of the polls.
JoyNews brings you a special coverage of the ongoing process in the green and white nation, Nigeria.
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