GreyLaw:
Facts! Those that know, know that Obi had the highest votes in that election but the powers that rule decided that it was Tinubu's turn. Due to BVAS votes numbers cannot be manufactured so the powers that be shut down the server and then swapped the votes. I have seen some of the empirical evidence.

Sincerely, Tinubu is too strong. The man can beat up the whole of Nigeria and nothing will happen. Nigerians should just set aside 500 years to slowly evolve into a normal nation because the ruling class are not in a hurry to let sanity come to Nigeria.

Only if the hand of God moves over certain powerful individuals in Nigeria can the country have peace.

abobote:
Don't mind the foolish former minister, that connected rail way to Niger republic, built transport University in Daura, but only realized yesterday, that there's a failure of governance in Nigeria

AdaojoTheUrchin:



The military gave us the constitution that we are killing to defend today, so why demonizing the military?

The military handed over to politicians who asked for democracy. Yet these 'quasi-democrats' cannot manage a simple election that other democratic countries organise without rancour and rigging. They claim to be democrats but threaten other Nigerians from freely voting their choice. They kill, they maim, they mutilate results and steal people's votes.

Nigeria's election swallows 300 billion Naira every four years, voting is done on a flimsy paper and fake results are manually mutilated and written in the bedroom of politicians after collation at the polling stations. Are the voters who stand in the rain and sunshine that worthless?

Political thugs are everywhere threatening and killing people who want to vote their choice. How is that different from the Liberian war where people's hands were cut off to prevent them from voting?

The Solution
In the event that judiciary becomes too cowardly to call a spade a spade and end rubber-stampping this open electoral heist that has negated every norms of democratic process, the military must must not hesitate to save the country from being thrown into anarchy by politicians who do not believe in the rights of others in a free democracy.

How will they do this? An interim government should take charge and fix the electoral system to ensure that minimal or zero human interference is allowed in our electoral system.

A 100% electronic voting system is what is needed now. Voters get accredited with their voter's card ONLY ONCE, and then vote in a paperless electronic manner, the votes are recorded and sent directly to the server and seen on the INEC IREV in REAL-TIME.
It has to be transparent, so that losers and winners will agree with the results.

Rigging of elections usually happens between when ballots are counted and when the votes are collated by INEC. That is usually when the results are mutilated or destroyed and the fake ones recorded..That should be stemmed in the tide by e-polling and e-collation and e-transmission of votes. A lot of money will be saved from printing worthless ballot papers that can be snatched anytime by political thugs trying to subvert the process.

Politicians who have vested interests cannot give us a perfect electoral system. When the debate for BVAS and IreV was brought up on the floor of the Senate last year, many sitting politicians afraid of loss of popularity back home, opposed the inclusion of clause 'INEC shall transmit electronically', this has given INEC and politicians the wherewithal to claim 'there is no network, we will transmit the votes when we get to the office', allowing the sustenance of an electoral system that is fraught with heavy irregularities.

Videos abound of INEC presiding officials who have been bribed by politicians telling the voters 'we will not upload until we get to the office', of course we know that once they get to their office (or the sitting rooms of politicians), the results are mutilated or changed outrightly. That's an insult to the Nigerian voters.

No politician will allow such reform to happen, not even Tinubu will let that happen. Only a dispassionate interim military government can institute an electoral reform that will be fair to all and hand it over to Nigerians.
We need to consider this a surgical procedure that will strengthen true democracy in the aftermath.

OneCandleAway:


That's what I keep saying. Once Tinubu has a grip on the presidency nobody in Nigeria can defeat him for 2027. Except maybe the US and UK intervene. He won't give a level playing field for next election like Jonathan did.

I'm suprised the north even let him win, because I wonder if they think they can control him.

OneCandleAway:


That's what I keep saying. Once Tinubu has a grip on the presidency nobody in Nigeria can defeat him for 2027. Except maybe the US and UK intervene. He won't give a level playing field for next election like Jonathan did.

I'm suprised the north even let him win, because I wonder if they think they can control him.

AdaojoTheUrchin:



The military gave us the constitution that we are killing to defend today, so why demonizing the military?

The military handed over to politicians who asked for democracy. Yet these 'quasi-democrats' cannot manage a simple election that other democratic countries organise without rancour and rigging. They claim to be democrats but threaten other Nigerians from freely voting their choice. They kill, they maim, they mutilate results and steal people's votes.

Nigeria's election swallows 300 billion Naira every four years, voting is done on a flimsy paper and fake results are manually mutilated and written in the bedroom of politicians after collation at the polling stations. Are the voters who stand in the rain and sunshine that worthless?

Political thugs are everywhere threatening and killing people who want to vote their choice. How is that different from the Liberian war where people's hands were cut off to prevent them from voting?

The Solution
In the event that judiciary becomes too cowardly to call a spade a spade and end rubber-stampping this open electoral heist that has negated every norms of democratic process, the military must must not hesitate to save the country from being thrown into anarchy by politicians who do not believe in the rights of others in a free democracy.

How will they do this? An interim government should take charge and fix the electoral system to ensure that minimal or zero human interference is allowed in our electoral system.

A 100% electronic voting system is what is needed now. Voters get accredited with their voter's card ONLY ONCE, and then vote in a paperless electronic manner, the votes are recorded and sent directly to the server and seen on the INEC IREV in REAL-TIME.
It has to be transparent, so that losers and winners will agree with the results.

Rigging of elections usually happens between when ballots are counted and when the votes are collated by INEC. That is usually when the results are mutilated or destroyed and the fake ones recorded..That should be stemmed in the tide by e-polling and e-collation and e-transmission of votes. A lot of money will be saved from printing worthless ballot papers that can be snatched anytime by political thugs trying to subvert the process.

Politicians who have vested interests cannot give us a perfect electoral system. When the debate for BVAS and IreV was brought up on the floor of the Senate last year, many sitting politicians afraid of loss of popularity back home, opposed the inclusion of clause 'INEC shall transmit electronically', this has given INEC and politicians the wherewithal to claim 'there is no network, we will transmit the votes when we get to the office', allowing the sustenance of an electoral system that is fraught with heavy irregularities.

Videos abound of INEC presiding officials who have been bribed by politicians telling the voters 'we will not upload until we get to the office', of course we know that once they get to their office (or the sitting rooms of politicians), the results are mutilated or changed outrightly. That's an insult to the Nigerian voters.

No politician will allow such reform to happen, not even Tinubu will let that happen. Only a dispassionate interim military government can institute an electoral reform that will be fair to all and hand it over to Nigerians.
We need to consider this a surgical procedure that will strengthen true democracy in the aftermath.

Asour:


He definitely can't control them.

He didn't do as well as Thier (Northern) candidates in Presidential election before the merger to form APC.

He also has the poorest numbers as a WINNER since 1999 in a presidential election. No presidential winner has done < 40% of the votes.

He's hugely influential but you're overstretching it.
He benefited from Northern support hugely!

OneCandleAway:


That's what I keep saying. Once Tinubu has a grip on the presidency nobody in Nigeria can defeat him for 2027. Except maybe the US and UK intervene. He won't give a level playing field for next election like Jonathan did.

I'm suprised the north even let him win, because I wonder if they think they can control him.

Karlifate:


You're clearly missing one thing:

BVAS reduced bloc votes.

ezechi242:


the north let him win because they will still be in control of the government.....but the thing is that he will still not be the president thats just the fact

fatdick:
Very useless a man. I mean Rotimi Amaechi. I use to hold in high esteem before now. Cry baby. The IPOB in him couldn't let him accept defeat . Sore loser

Asour:


Doesn't matter.

He had the lowest %. I don't mean absolute voter numbers.

He also won the least number of States by a winner since 1999 12 states.

Uniting the country is his next burden.

Efuaye:
Las, las, we go dey alright but the perpetrators of evil will face the consequences directly or indirectly.

Welrez:
It was the reason I never supported him. Democracy does not need characters like Tinubu who disguise as a democrat but who is a Machiavellian in reality. Democracy needs strong institutions that will serve as the hub for smooth governance. The north will regret voting him and even his kinsmen!

ezechi242:


the north let him win because they will still be in control of the government.....but the thing is that he will still not be the president thats just the fact

maupe:


https://twitter.com/AtedoPeterside/status/1637338363429548034?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet

OneCandleAway:


That's what I keep saying. Once Tinubu has a grip on the presidency nobody in Nigeria can defeat him for 2027. Except maybe the US and UK intervene. He won't give a level playing field for next election like Jonathan did.

I'm suprised the north even let him win, because I wonder if they think they can control him.

samwillyco1:


I don't see him living more than two years from now, so they supported him knowing fully well that the VP is there man.

Karlifate:


Your partisanship has made you not to be objective.

The past winners didn't have the BVAS hurdle before them.

PDP are still the biggest riggers of elections, since 1999.

Deo1986:
Amaechi keeps disgracing himself!

thrice Wike has defeated him even with all odds in his (Amaechi's) favour.

GreyLaw:
Facts! Those that know, know that Obi had the highest votes in that election but the powers that rule decided that it was Tinubu's turn. Due to BVAS votes numbers cannot be manufactured so the powers that be shut down the server and then swapped the votes. I have seen some of the empirical evidence.

Sincerely, Tinubu is too strong. The man can beat up the whole of Nigeria and nothing will happen. Nigerians should just set aside 500 years to slowly evolve into a normal nation because the ruling class are not in a hurry to let sanity come to Nigeria.

Only if the hand of God moves over certain powerful individuals in Nigeria can the country have peace.

Asour:


I'm not partisan.

I didn't support nor vote for any candidate.

BVAS is one of many GROSSLY inadequate tools adopted for the elections that was still poor.

Comparing elections in Nigeria between bad is like comparing how harmful your pot of soup would be
More harmful if 2 drops of poison is in it Vs if 3 drops of poison is it.

They're both poisonous.
Rivers elections for example isn't better than any election in Nigeria. And it was done with Your so called BVAS.