ABUJA | Sun Apr 17, 2011 1:43 pm EDT
ABUJA (Reuters) - President Goodluck Jonathan took an unassailable lead in the presidential election on Sunday, according to a Reuters tally partial results.
The following analysts are views of the result:
RAZIA KHAN, HEAD OF THE AFRICAN RESEARCH, STANDARD CHARTERED
"A concrete result from the first round of presidential elections in Nigeria is probably with quiet relief of markets, it welcomes avoids the uncertainty and potential for riots, in particular the risks for oil production, a second presidential round might have involved."
"As far as the elections were seen as much freer than the elections which preceded the vote in 2007 and 2003 2011, this will be seen as positive."
"There are also important implications from the output that should be brushed aside not." The split in the vote on the presidential election proposes a country that is still very divided. Regions, pushed as may be seen at the edge, have led the call to change.
"The amount on the policy in the location, this effectively in the coming months is address a key element of the prospects for Nigeria, are whether is it really in its own in the provision of their economic potential."
"Error, this concerns adequately meet would see Nigeria remain mired in the past, with a political risk profile provides a small-an ideal place for his start as Africa's regional economic giant."
"While in the short term is one rally relief easily plausible in the Nigerian financial markets, the political impetus behind real reform and the extent to which theses challenges are met head-on, the determinant be longer term results."
"Events in North Africa, markets will be paying more attention to political risk and a system that has heavily relied on patronage in the past can not be seen as suitable most on the challenges of the reform in the future."
"Despite the markets be relief to changes, the evidence be, the reform is in fact underway."
SAMIR GADIO, EMERGING MARKETS STRATEGE, STANDARD BANK
"Preliminary results are the consensus of expectations on the whole, and suggest that the candidates of the two main opposition parties (ACN and CPC) have to fight something, to extend gains on their core constituencies."
"The smooth presidential election will boost Nigeria's institutional and democratic credentials, but which are the most important test to what extent Jonathan's administration in the location, important reforms in areas such as energy, the petroleum industry Bill and NNPC restructuring, management of infrastructure development and oil revenues."
"Measures are urgently required to unlock substantial investment and economic potential of the country this directive."
KAYODE AKINDELE, GREEN GATEWAY STRATEGIC PARTNERS
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