AhmedMustapha:

Even if it was done by 9pm, INEC authorized it

I salute sir

poiZon:








n what happens if it's a stolen pvc?
what actually was d aim of using card readers?
of course a stolen pvc is a genuine pvc but the holder isnt doing what the owner would ve done.

That's why you have party agents at polling booths. Are you gonna blame INEC if any party agent compromises?

AhmedMustapha:

No immediately your card is accepted by that reader it means that you have passed accreditation, the incidence form is just to check finger prints that don't read to prove that human beings and not non-humans voted

You're wrong! Accreditation includes both card reading & finger print verification. If the card reader machine reads your voter card but fails to verify your finger print, it is recoded by the machine as "failed accreditation" and this time, you fill the incidence form. Successful accreditation is when the card reader reads your PVC as well as verify your finger print.

Finger print verification is to confirm that the card belongs to the owner, which you have hitherto read his/her card.

PS: am one of the INEC official that conducted the general election. I was given. The position of APO/VP.

colossus2:

You know nothing about the Smart Card Reader sir please don't argue.
So long it's an authentic PVC, the SCR counts it as accredited

You're wrong!
Authentic or no authentic, accreditation entails both card reading & finger print verification.

If the card reader fails to verify your finger print, it is recorded by the card reader as "failed verification" at this time, you fill the incidence form to allow you vote since your card had already been successfully read.

miccoy:

You're wrong! Accreditation includes both card reading & finger print verification. If the card reader machine reads your voter card but fails to verify your finger print, it is recoded by the machine as "failed accreditation" and this time, you fill the incidence form. Successful accreditation is when the card reader reads your PVC as well as verify your finger print.

Finger print verification is to confirm that the card belongs to the owner, which you have hitherto read his/her card.

PS: am one of the INEC official that conducted the general election. I was given. The position of APO/VP.

So you are one of the ignorant presiding officers? The SCR records both failed and passed verification(fingerprints) after authentication of smart cards. Why does it bring up both passed and failed verification when you query the machine? The result of accredited voters (passed and failed authentication) is communicated(uploaded to INEC cloud servers) after the close of accreditation. Don't get things mixed up. Accreditation is for both those that failed and passed verification.
Consult your INEC manual for more details
Manual accreditation was allowed in all states for the presidential elections @topic

miccoy:

You're wrong!
Authentic or no authentic, accreditation entails both card reading & finger print verification.

If the card reader fails to verify your finger print, it is recorded by the card reader as "failed verification" at this time, you fill the incidence form to allow you vote since your card had already been successfully read.

When you know nothing, you ask questions you hear
Now answer this question, during collation of results, is the SUM of failed and success counted as accredited?
If a fingerprint authentication fails and incident form is filled, is that card verification counted as accredited?

colossus2:

When you know nothing, you ask questions you hear
Now answer this question, during collation of results, is the SUM of failed and success counted as accredited?
If a fingerprint authentication fails and incident form is filled, is that card verification counted as accredited?

Get me right; I don't care if you're Jega's assistant.

If the card reader is unable to authenticate your finger prints, it records it as "failed verification". At that stage, were you accredited? The answer is "NO." Now, for you to be accredited, you go & fill the incidence form with the PO or APO/VP as the case my be; who then guaranteed you in good faith that your name be ticked by the APO ii.

For "successful verification", the card reader must both authenticate your PVC and verify your finger prints. Simple!!!

ok fp

miccoy:

Get me right; I don't care if you're Jega's assistant.

If the card reader is unable to authenticate your finger prints, it records it as "failed verification". At that stage, were you accredited? The answer is "NO." Now, for you to be accredited, you go & fill the incidence form with the PO or APO/VP as the case my be; who then guaranteed you in good faith that your name be ticked by the APO ii.

For "successful verification", the card reader must both authenticate your PVC and verify your finger prints. Simple!!!

Please halt the confusion and stop misleading people with your confused information. You are absolutely wrong on that. Did you even handle a card reader at all?

miccoy:

Get me right; I don't care if you're Jega's assistant.

If the card reader is unable to authenticate your finger prints, it records it as "failed verification". At that stage, were you accredited? The answer is "NO." Now, for you to be accredited, you go & fill the incidence form with the PO or APO/VP as the case my be; who then guaranteed you in good faith that your name be ticked by the APO ii.

For "successful verification", the card reader must both authenticate your PVC and verify your finger prints. Simple!!!

Continue to twist and deceive yourself.