Nigeria Minister Ibe Kachikwu votes, speaks on elections
By CNBC
25 February 2019 |
5:10 am
Nigeria Minister of State for Petroleum Resources Nigeria Ibe Kachikwu says voting was orderly and peaceful when he cast his vote today. He joins CNBC Africa for an update.
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