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Presiding Officers: We Transmitted Election Results To INEC Server by ExAngel007(f): 2:06pm On Apr 22, 2019


Some presiding officers in Borno and Yobe states
say they transmitted results of the February 23
presidential election to the server of the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC).


The All Progressives Congress (APC) had tackled
Atiku, presidential candidate of the Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), over his claim that results
from INEC server showed that he won the election.

INEC also dismissed Atiku’s claim, saying the results
he paraded were fabricated.

But the PDP presidential candidate had said he was
willing to engage experts from Microsoft, IBM and
Oracle to verify his claim.

Atiku and the PDP had said INEC pulled down the
results from its server and replaced it with a
doctored one to favour President Muhammadu
Buhari.

According to INEC, figures from the 36 states and
federal capital territory (FCT) gave Buhari 15,191,847
votes, while Atiku came second with 11,262,978
votes.

However, in his 139-page petition challenging the
results at the election tribunal, Atiku said the results
from INEC server showed he polled 18,356,732 votes
to defeat Buhari who had 16,741,430 votes.

In their witness statement of oath, the presiding
officers, about 13 of them, said INEC had during
their training, instructed them on how to
electronically transmit the results to its server.

“I took part in the conduct of the Presidential and
National Assembly (Senate and House of
Representatives) elections of 23rd February, 2019
where I served as the Presiding Officer (PO) and I
ensured the use of the Smart Card Reader for
accreditation, verification, authentication, collation
and transmission of votes in my polling unit,” one of
the presiding officers said.

“At the end of voting, the information on the Smart
Card Reader with the results inclusive, were collated
by me in the presence of the party agents and other
ad-hoc staff of the 1st Respondent after which my
Assistant Presiding Officer (AP0-1) transmitted the
result electronically in my presence to the 1st
Respondent’s server, using the Smart Card Reader
(SCR) and the code provided by the 1st Respondent.”


Another presiding officer said: “I was employed as
an ad hoc staff and trained for three days by the 1st
Respondent at the Government College, Maiduguri,
Bomo State to serve as a Presiding Officer (PO) at
Waliri Polling Unit with Code 003, of Shehun Barna
Ward, Bomo State on the 23rd February, 2019
Presidential and National Assembly (Senate and
House of Representatives) elections. ”

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Re: Presiding Officers: We Transmitted Election Results To INEC Server by Nobody: 2:27pm On Apr 22, 2019
Inec should release it own results from it server.If none,that means the election was rigged in favour of jubril.

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