Nigerians open up to change: votes Mohammed Buhari as president

Professor Attahiru Muhammadu Jega the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) chairman has officially declared Buhari the winner of the Nigerian 2015 presidential election.

"Distinguished ladies/gentlemen, it is now time for the declaration of the results.
I Prof. Attahiru Mohammed Jega hereby certify that
 I was the returning officer of the Pres. Election held on the 28 March, 2015
The Election was contested
That the candidates received the following votes:
Senator Anifowoshe: 22,125
Alhaji Galadima: 40,311
Rafiu Salau: 30,673
Dr.Mani I.: 29,666
Ayeni Musa: 53,537
Mohammed Buhari:15,424,921
Chief Sam E.: 36,300
Ambrose Owuru: 7,435
Remi Sonaiya: 13,076
Martins Onovo: 24,455
Goodluck Ebele Jonathan: 12,853,162
Allagoa Kelvin Chinedu: 24,475"
Godson Mgbodile O.Okoye: 9,208
Dr.Chekwas Okorie: 18,220
That General Muhammadu Buhari of APC, having satisfied the requirement of the law and scored the highest number of votes is hereby returned the winner.” - Professor Attahiru Muhammadu Jega.

Many Nigerians have taken to the street with happy faces amid jubilations to celebrate the emergence of a more reputable and democratic Nigeria under the umbrella of change.

Nigerians are expecting among other things to tackle the book haram phenomenon, bring back our girls and boost naira.