Incumbent Julius Maada Bio has been declared the winner of Sierra Leone’s presidential election but the opposition has disputed the count.
Official figures give Bio 56% of the vote and his main rival, Samura Kamara, trailed far behind with 41%.
After the first tranche of results were released on Monday, Dr Kamara called the outcome “daylight robbery”.
Dr Kamara, who was the candidate for the All People’s Congress (APC), has alleged that his electoral agents were not allowed to verify the ballot counting.
International election observers have highlighted problems with transparency in the tallying process.
Saturday’s vote took place amid tension but President Bio had called on Sierra Leoneans to “keep the peace”.
The 59-year-old, a former soldier, is due to be sworn in for his second and final five-year term soon.
