Nigeria set November 30 for the rerun of parts of a state governorship election that were annulled because of suspicious actions by a polling official, in a test of the national electoral commission some 18 months before presidential polls. Organizers said parts of Anambra state would hold a re-run after an Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) official distributed the wrong voting materials to polling stations, forcing the vote in those areas to be canceled. But international observers largely praised INEC for its handling of 2011 national elections, saying they were the fairest since the end of military rule in 1999. INEC said these people had either not registered properly or had attempted to sign-up several times and had been disqualified.