
The United Kingdom has felicitated with President Muhammadu Buhari on his electoral victory in last Saturday’s presidential election.
Buhari was declared the winner of the election in the early hours of Wednesday.
The opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has opposed the result, calling for a halt.
However, a statement from the United Kingdom’s minister of state for Africa, Harriett Baldwin, said the result declared by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is consistent with Parallel Voters Tabulation (PVT) employed by the civil society for the election.
The UK government called on political actors pained by the election’s outcome to seek redress within the ambits of the law while ensuring peace and harmony.
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British Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn says Labour will back another European Union referendum after his alternative Brexit plan was again defeated in the Commons. But the Labour leader said he will also continue to push for “other available options” including a general election. British shadow chancellor, John McDonnell said the party would table an amendment for a referendum when the “meaningful vote” on the Prime Minister, Theresa May’s deal returns to Parliament. This comes as MPs voted to endorse Theresa May’s Brexit strategy, but only after she made a series of concessions.
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