Nigeria has extended voting in the country’s presidential election into a second day because of technical glitches. Millions turned out to vote in a presidential election that analysts say is too close to call.<br /><br />Nearly 60 million people have cards to vote. Many card reading machines failed to function. Others were stolen. <br /><br />The front runners in the contest to govern Africa’s richest and most populist nation are President Goodluck Jonathan and former military dictator Muhammadu Buhari, the challenger many say has a good possibility of defeating this main opponent.<br /><br />Polling was due to continue on Sunday in some areas where new machines largely failed to read voters’ biometric cards, said Attahiru Jega, head of Nigeria’s Independent National Electoral Commission.<br /><br />In other areas, vote counting ended Saturday night, with blackouts that are routine forcing some officials to count by the light of vehicles and cellphones.<br /><br />As Nigerians headed to the polls on Saturday, Boko Haram militants kil
