"People are not going to vote because everybody is angry with the government," says Mohamed who has been queuing for eight hours to withdraw money outside a bank in Kano, the country's second-largest city and commercial heart of the mostly Muslim north. Two weeks before an election to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari, fuel and cash shortages in Africa's largest economy are overshadowing campaigning, frustrating would-be voters and causing jitters over election preparations. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES