Voters in Chad face a critical vote amidst opposition boycotts, with the ruling party expected to benefit while claims of pre-determined results circulate widely.
Voting is framed by the government as a crucial step towards ending military rule, despite widespread claims from opposition figures that the elections are pre-fabricated.
Voter turnout appears low in the capital, with officials citing cold weather to explain apathy as opposition pushes narratives of electoral fraud.
Opposition leader Succes Masra asserts the election was manipulated, stating, 'The fabricated results are already in the computers,' reflecting deep mistrust among the populace.
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