President Muhammadu Buhari said on Wednesday the Nigerian government’s commitment to free and fair elections would be followed through in future elections. The President, who stated this during an interactive session with some Nigerians in Paris, France, said the bedrock of democracy remains sustenance of the multi-party structure with trust from citizens. He noted that results from elections since he assumed office had been a mixed bag, with the people’s choice playing out. Buhari, however, promised to keep the template that had brought more credibility to the electoral process. He said: “Free and fair election is a great concern. In the last elections, our party lost in some elections and it reflects our position of non-interference. “Normally, those in power will win by hook or by crook. We believe in free and fair elections. I have respect for Nigerians to choose their leaders. “We have shown we respect our citizens by allowing them to choose their leaders.