Former president Goodluck Jonathan says the issue with voter turnout in Nigeria is that there are too many ghost voters on the electoral register. Jonathan spoke on Tuesday in Abuja at the YIAGA Africa reflection conference on democratic elections in West Africa. The former president said West Africa has made significant strides in its democratic journey in the past few decades amid several challenges. READ ALSO: Court Stops Police From Tendering DNA Test Result Against Ex-Minister Turaki Court Stops Police From Tendering DNA Test Result Against Ex-Minister Turaki Prof. Jide…
Read MoreVoter Turnout Not Low In Nigeria — There Are Just Too Many Registered Ghosts, Says Jonathan
