Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) Isn't Uploading Results

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FT's Anu Adiyoya talks to Josh Oliver, the FT's newly appointed property correspondent. He explains why this mansion in London's Regents Park is such an unusual sale. The house is being sold as a result of it falling into receivership. It has been listed for £250 million and agents hope it will fetch a record price.

Goldman Sachs is going all in on asset management, Nigeria’s opposition parties are calling for a rerun of the presidential election over the weekend, and a London mansion tied to the Saudi royal family is up for sale and expected to fetch a record price.

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