Defeated candidates in Nigeria’s disputed elections last month are struggling to gather evidence of fraud strong enough to overturn the results, raising doubts over whether legal action will make any significant impact. Africa’s most populous nation held elections for state governors and houses of assembly on April 14 and for president and National Assembly on April 21 but observers said vote-rigging was so widespread the results were not credible. Full Story
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