ImperialYoruba:


Rig ke?

Can you rig social media noise? No. You can only rig physical ballots, Obi will be lucky to get 2million ballot votes across Nigeria.

I am yet to meet an obidient in my area, butvi meet thousand obidients everyday in social media.

Tell me your area and I'll show you th obidients in your area

No electronic voting or collation. Na manual. Let's see how many are truly obidient

ImperialYoruba:


Rig ke?

Can you rig social media noise? No. You can only rig physical ballots, Obi will be lucky to get 2million ballot votes across Nigeria.

I am yet to meet an obidient in my area, butvi meet thousand obidients everyday in social media.

No electronic voting or collation. Na manual. Let's see how many are truly obidient

ImperialYoruba:


Exactly!

APC lost Osun because INEC is fair.

APC will win general election. We cannot say INEC that was fair in Osun is no longer fair at general election. That does not make sense. .

Demolakay:


Ọmọ ale! he couldn't even write vry well..
Wat are d criteria for recruiting u pple into BMC?

greaT179:

tuborme:
Rig this election and start a crisis that will overwhelm everyone.

OGHENAOGIE:
don't bee ignorant... That's how it was done in Osun that many of u commended... By the way Obi and labour isn't winning so get used to it

colorsofrainbow:
INEC don dey plan something but as long as Kwankwaso remains in the race and contests on election day,OBIdients have absolutely nothing to worry about. It will only be a narrow victory for Peter Obi if Kwankwaso drops out of the race but if Kwankwaso contests,the margin between Obi and second place go dey like train wey start from Lagos reach Niger Republic

Only smart ones will understand

Tzar:
Mr halfwit ‘ignorant bee’ please stay in your low IQ box and keep commending a defective system.
Do you even know how a progressive and functional system works for you to say Osun elections was commended? Commended by who?
You don’t even know my position on Obi, Atiku or Tinubu, yet the ignoranus in you cannot but hastily generalize that I am an Obi supporter who should ‘live with’ him losing the election. Grow up cretin!

greaT179:

Fabians009:
The youths should stand up and kick against this. Are we going back or forward. Let the electronic one be in place. To cut off rigging massively. Let the people's vote count. I personally I've been involved in elections, even coated results within a local government. There is more that meets the eyes. I don't want to say more. But transmission through the electronic way is best for the people. Everyone or government should know that power lies with people and their votes.

OGHENAOGIE:
foolish animal... You won't teach INEC their job crawl back into the useless cave you came from... And stop polluting the airwaves yeye fowl...

Philipmaxwell:


I commend your effort at trying to appear intelligent, but you are wrong. The collation of results has and will always be manual. The electronic platform has and will always be used as a corrective tool and not the main things.

We have laws governing elections, you know. As far as I know, the current law doesn't make room for the removal of manual collation in favour of using electronically transmitted result as collated results. The e-transmitted results will be used to confirm each and every single unit. So, inec is doing the right thing.

Why should inec depend on the transmitted result only when elections and results can be manipulated at the polling units. How then can we be sure we are not accepting rigged result and false figures? Abeg make una rest.

Nigerians will just keep looking for someone to blame for something, in advance of their possible failure

porka:


You are probably too young or new to public discourse.

It was precisely because of what you said in the bolded part that electronic accreditation and transmission of results were designed.

The reason was to prevent false figures from being recorded at the polling stations and at the collation centers.

Manual recording on a sheet of paper were found to be the main rigging tools of politicians. They input fictitious numbers and claim they have been voted. Another major area was addition of fictitious figures at the collation centers and declaring bogus figures.

But the recent Electoral Act took care of a major aspect of those. The law was used for the 2 recent elections in Ekiti and Osun with relative success and transparency.

It was the result of that transmission that someone was able to see the handwriting on the wall as early as 4pm and quickly left to attend an irrelevant meeting in Abuja.

Nobody has complained of the new system not working at this time. The loser in the recent election has not said anything about electronic transmission. The case they are filing at the tribunal didn't say anything about how the results were transmitted

Why then is Festus Okoye mentioning manual collation again? Why does he want us to go back to the old system when the new one has not shown any problem? He is not dumb, he is not stupid or mad. He is sane and has experience as a lawyer of many years standing. When you hear such things from such people, your instinct should tell you that there is a sinister, evil and dark motive behind it.

By the way, have you read INEC's response to the heavy backlash they received from the public? Did you read what they have to say? Read it and see your folly. And learn how to reason well before agreeing with government positions.

If everyone behaves like you and agrees with what the government says every time, don't you think you would be in one slave camp by now eating agbado and cassava?

Is any system error free? Absolutely not. But haven seen that the new system has shown an improvement on the old order, Nigerians would so stupid to fold hands and be watching like zombie when the umpire is betraying an agenda.