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Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m):
tunjilana:
You are the one who has refused to be open minded and continue to see INEC's guideline as an extension of the constitution.

The position of the ACT is that INEC should transmit result.

The interpretation of the court is that INEC is free to decide how it transmits.

INEC deciding to release a guideline is not a MUST as far as the law is concerned...Nowhere in the ACT nor the court interpretation is it stated that they must release a guideline and stick to it, it is simply what INEC did to ease its operations and make election smooth...and for a fact if they decide to change the guideline 10 times before election date, they dont need to revert to the court or seek amendment to the ACT, it is still within their right as long as the clause "transmit results from polling center to collation center" still happens.

If in your house you have a documented law that says your son must get to school by 8 am every school day .

And a further court judgement stating clearly that your son is at liberty to decide how he gets to sch, that the key thing is to get there by 8.

Then your son decided to share his daily routine(guideline) with you stating that he will use bus and suddenly decided to trek to sch while still making 8 am. If you go back to the court to discuss mode of getting to school, the court will still remind you that it has clearly told you that the boy is at liberty to decide how it get to school.

I hope this helps you get it
When it comes to the law,there is nothing like being open-minded!
The law is the law!
INEC was given the power to choose the mode of transmission which they did!
The guidelines and regulations of INEC is a written document to authenticate their choice of the mode of transmission they have adopted!
INEC cannot go against their own laws during the elections and decide to adopt another approach of transmission!
That will be tantamount to disobeying their own laws!
Since you like instances,let me give you mine
In soccer,a law says if a ball hits the hand of a player in their 18 yard whether intentionally or not,is a penalty!
The law doesn't want to know the intention of the player but the law is the law no matter how harsh it might seem!

We can have this back and forth ad infinitum but the law is the law no matter its flaws and we must abide by it for the purpose of fairness and credibility!

And just to add this,once the electoral act has backed INEC to choose its mode of transmission, it has also bestowed on the institution the express power to make an extended law(guidelines and regulations) to give credence,authority and a seal of compliance to that choice!

I also hope this helps too!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 12:55am On Apr 13, 2023
Gajagojo:
We are done
Smh..clown undecided
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 12:20am On Apr 13, 2023
Gajagojo:
As many times as I like

We are done
You have nothing meaningful to say
grin grin grin
And you have anything meaningful to say? You are obviously a certified and glorified clown!
If you can't even comprehend what transmission means how will you understand your own statement 'we are done' after regurgitating it like a broken record? grin
No Please stay and keep CORNstituting a nuisance to your benighted self!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:51pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
We Are still done

If you are looking for a partner for your daily quarrel
I am not he
You feel good when involved in confrontation.and quarrel
Not interested
Goodbye
How many times will you say we are done?
Guy get off my mentions and scamp!
Go and find who you want to quarrel or confront!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:40pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
We are done .
I think I have tried my best to be respectful. That we disagree does not mean we should disrespect each other there is always the possibility of persuasion where there is respect.
I don't think any of us will profit from further discussion

Peace
Oga you have been exposed for who you are...stop trying to be evasive or defensive!
You are not asking questions for clarity but rather to impose your opinion which is half-baked and synonymous with a personality that is partisan!
Next time come out openly that you are politically affiliated with a certain candidate from a ruling party and engage me!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:27pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
Manual transmission is allowed by law and it happened
Result collation from polling unit to ward to LGA to state
I suggest you read section 62 of the electoral Act
Manual transmission occurs at the collation centre not the polling unit!
The guidelines and regulations of INEC are explicit on that!
The guidelines and regulation of INEC was for clarity on the mode of transmission!
E-transmission was the choice!
I also suggest you read the guidelines and regulations of INEC which is as mandatory and powerful as the electoral laws!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:23pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
The server is not viewed through IREV.
That is wrong.
The results on IReV are uploaded manually

and that is why it continued many days after the election .

The server is the transmission destination recognised by law

NOT IREV
Not true!
The results are uploaded electronically to the server where it is stored in a database!
The viewer goes to the portal and accesses the uploaded result!
When you upload a picture or document online using an app,it goes to the server and viewed by you try to access it!
There is no ambiguity!

It is not surprising that is what Obidients are known for
No manners,emotional and very rude.
Trash!
Stick to the issues you CORNfused folk!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:09pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
Transmission to the INEC Server it is distinct from IREV
Also manual transport of signed paper results
IREV is a portal where results stored in the server are viewed!
Electronic Transmission of results from the polling Unit to the INEC server which is viewed by anyone!
No manual transmission from the PU!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:06pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
Read section 62(1,2,3)
Of the electoral Act.
It is on line in PDF format

I have no time to comment on you.
Not interested

Focus on the issues
Oga get lost!
I have been patient with you but its obvious that you have been discovered for who you really are!
As for the issues which you are trying so hard to not comprehend,the electoral laws and by extension is explicit!
The PU officer scans the result and uploads it to the INEC server which is stored in a database and viewed through the IREV portal!
UPLOAD: Transfer or transmission of data or information from one point to another!
Transmission: Movement of information or data from one point to another!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 9:53pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
Your opinion
Can we discuss the issue without referencing me or you.
Let us not make it personal which seems to be your area. I am not interested

Transmission here has a meaning in. Law . So the issue is the letter of the law not proverbs and parables that seem wise.


Transmission is to the INEC Server.
Ohh my God grin grin
Oga what is transmission according to the law that you know?
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 9:51pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
I can tell you are an Obidient
The moment you don't like what you hear you resort to personal attack
That is where you feel most comfortable but I will challenge you to control your emotions
There is nothing shameful in holding brief for INEC .
I just am not and said so already
So you saying so is obviously intended to be confrontational
Let us stick to facts.
Transmission is defined by law. It CANNOT be the IREV .
And it is not.
In the case of disputes it is the server that is referenced

Not the IREV
Its not an attack on you!
You are clearly being mischievous and forming ignorant and i am simply calling you out because you cannot tell me you do not know what transmission mean or even upload!
And what is transmission as defined by the electoral laws and the INEC's guidelines and regulations according to you?
Do you even know what UPLOAD means?
Smh
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 9:42pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
Uploading is not transmission

Electronic transmission is to the server
Uploading to IREV is not transmission within either the Act or the guidelines.
grin grin
You are clearly the one not comprehending or trying to be mischievous!
Let me even use an instance of applying for a Job at the website of the employer!
You are asked to upload your results and other requirements at the employers portal!
Once you have done so,your credentials will be seen by your prospective employer and you!
When you upload a document,it leaves a point(your computer or phone) to another point(company portal) which is transmission of that document!
When a PU officer sends a result,it leaves their device to the server where the information is stored and can be viewed!
If all i have said doesnt in anyway give you a detailed explanation of what transmission implies then you are not just mischievous but you lack understanding!


Since you dont want to know let me help you...
UPLOAD: transfer or transmission of (data) from one computer to another, typically to one that is larger or remote from the user or functioning as a server.
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 9:25pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
I thought that is what you meant but wanted to confirm
That is a wide misconception and error

Results are not transmitted to IREV and that is not what transmission means in the electoral Act.

Transmission is to the INEC Server
Repeat SERVER.

Which is supposed to be secure and is what is accessed for tribunal petitions e.g in Osun state recently.
It is not a public thing

There is a separate procedure of putting results on IREV for public consumption and transparency but

That IS NOT TRANSMISSION within the meaning of the Act

That is publishing after transmission
Transmission is NOT TO IREV in law
I am not holding brief for INEC or making excuses for them but that is the law and unfortunately there has been poor communication about this
Oga there is no misconception or error here!
I used IREV to make it easier not just for you but for those who dont know what a server implies!
Secondly,through INEC's guidelines and regulations as an extension of the electoral laws,it claries the mode of transmission which is via electronic means!
E-Transmission of results according to the guidelines and regulations of INEC states that after results have been announced by each PU,the results will be scanned and sent to a location which has a server and belongs to INEC in order for it to be viewed!
You are either holding brief for INEC or trying hard not to comprehend!
I clearly know what you are trying to do..I will play along and see what your intentions are!
Go and read the guidelines and regulations of INEC if you havent and tell me where there is a contradiction with what i have said so far!

Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 8:50pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
I am sorry please confirm what you mean by
INEC result portal
Just so we are talking about exactly the same thing.
lol...okay ohh
INEC result viewing which is IREV is a website portal where Uploaded results from each POLLING UNIT can be viewed by all!
Hope i have sufficiently answered your question?
Politics › Re: RE: Pastor Oyedepo ‘banned From Entering The UK. by bentenny(m): 7:41pm On Apr 12, 2023
OP is a glorified clown!
Politics › Re: Wike Drove Peter Obi From PDP – Dino Melaye by bentenny(m): 7:25pm On Apr 12, 2023
Felabrity:
Wike said no to zoning to the south because he knew Peter Obi will get the ticket instead, so he opted for primaries thinking he had a chance against Atiku until Tambuwal gave him handicap 2
grin
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 7:21pm On Apr 12, 2023
Gajagojo:
Did they alter the mode of transmission?
I think there is need to be clear what transmission means

Transmission of what?
From where to where?
Transmission is the movement of a property or document or information from one point to another!
There are two mode of transmission for INEC to choose from as contained in the amended electoral acts and INEC,according to their extended laws which is 'guidelines and regulations' went for e-transmission FROM THE POLLING UNIT!
You asked transmission of what?
Transmission of electoral results!
From where to where?
From the POLLING UNIT to the INEC result portal electronically!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 6:37pm On Apr 12, 2023
tunjilana:
The Act and the court (based on the ruling on a similar pre election suite brought by LP regarding e-transmission), said clearly that INEC is at liberty to decide how it transmits. Being @ Liberty means you can decide when, where and How. The guideline is not Law, it is an operational procedure and infact not using it on election day is still in line with the court's pronouncement that it is within INEC's space to determine how it runs its show. So if INEC decided on election day not to transmit electronically due to technological glitches, it is still acting fully within the powers conferred on it by the ACT and as i terpreted by the court, that it is within his space to determine how to run. The guideline ios not a binding document it is an operational procedure, If INEC even decided not to release any guideline and just run radio jingles about how it intends to run on election day. it is still well within her power as decided by the ACT. If INEC said they "may" transmit electronically where and when feasible, it is still totally within her powers as stated in the ACT and determined by the court


It is like saying that if a law says that it is is binding on a bank to honor a cheque once account is funded and instrument is valid. But when a bank honored the cheque, you shifted focus to how it honored it, if they brought the cash home to the customer or they told him to come to the bank to collect it... The judge will simply ask if the money was paid and if instrument was valid and account funded ....
How can I make you understand something as simplified as this?
Before LP went to court last year to mandate or compel INEC to use e-transmission, INEC had not come out with their guidelines and regulations!

The judge rightly ruled that the mode of transmission rest squarely on INEC in accordance with the electoral laws as amended!

INEC went a step further to present their extended authority or rights given to them by the act which is called 'guidelines and regulations' which contained the mode of transmission they will adopt on election day from the POLLING UNITS!

Hence the guidelines and regulations of INEC is as mandatory as the electoral acts itself because their freedom to choose is backed by law!

However,no where in the guidelines and regulations did INEC state that where they meet a stumbling block in e-transmission, they will adopt an alternative which is manual!
If there is please point it out for me!

Your claim that 'guidelines and regulations' is not a binding document of INEC is preposterous and illogical!
The guidelines and regulations are an extension of the electoral acts which is primarily to decide the mode of transmission and the process to achieve such transmission as long as its not in any way conflicting with the main electoral laws which includes transmission of results from the PU!

The guidelines and regulations hold as much authority as the electoral laws!
At your leisure,you can find out the meaning of guidelines and regulations!

Just because the law gives INEC the choice to make in the mode of transmission doesn't mean they can alter it at will or at their convenience!
That will imply that one is disobeying their own laws!
My apologises but your instances are off tangent!
Politics › Re: It Is Not Tinubu That Was Charged For $460,000 For Drug Money But His Accounts by bentenny(m): 3:20pm On Apr 12, 2023
cheesy
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 3:19pm On Apr 12, 2023
Christistruth03:
Look it wasn’t Compulsory for INEC to do Electronic Transmission in the Election Law

What was compulsory was for INEC to deliver credible election
What is wrong with you guys?
Yes INEC basic duty is to provide credible elections which is why the electoral laws were amended and the humongous funds were made available to provide a transparent and acceptable result for all and sundry!
This is why INEC adopted the e-transmission of results instead of the outdated manual transmission to ensure the process is credible!
Another reason for the e-transmission was to reduce to the barest minimum the issue of litigation!
Hence,INEC came up with guidelines and regulations to ensure a free and fair election!
What's so hard for you to comprehend?
Family › Re: Help! My Sister In-law Is Seducing Me by bentenny(m): 3:12pm On Apr 12, 2023
Thoughts are actions in rehearsal!
Something tells me you might likely nack her as soon as you return!
Try talk to your wife so that her sister can get an apartment of her own!
You also need to kill that urge before it lands you into a problem that will be hard for you to come out from!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 1:47pm On Apr 12, 2023
Christistruth03:
They are only guidelines

INEC are permitted flexibility under the Electoral Law because of unseen factors like 12 Million hacking attack incidents on their Servers
Define guidelines and regulations!
Guidelines: a general rule or principle!
Regulations:
a rule or directive made and maintained by an authority..

There is nothing like flexibility in a guideline or regulation!
INEC was given a choice to make about mode of transmission and went for e-transmission through its guidelines and regulations!
That was binding on the presidential, national assembly and gubernatorial elections!
Flexibility can only be considered when a fresh election is about to be held and it decides to go for another mode of transmission through the creation of another guideline and regulation!

Oga forget the tales by moonlight by the minister pantami which is already in conflict with what INEC had previously said!
Let's even assume without conceding that there was a cyber attack on the INEC server,in order to protect the credibility of the elections, INEC had the power and authority to cancel the election for a later date....not disobey their own laws by using another mode of transmission without informing the participants or the electorates!
That's criminal!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 11:52am On Apr 12, 2023
Christistruth03:
E Transmission in not mandatory in the Election Law
Go and read the guidelines and regulations of INEC to get yourself properly updated!
I even doubt any of you defending INEC was aware of those rules that INEC had made public last year!
See one of the guidelines and regulations....

Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m):
tunjilana:
And did this guideline also tell you that the electronic upload will be done on election day, did it tell you that the portal will be the basis of collation or just a medium for people to see results?... If you write CBT exam in your school and the sch authority says that they will email your result to you but later decided to post it in your faculty, does that have any bearing on the score you got in the exam....

The ACT is superior to any oerational procedure or guideline released by INEC and as long as what INEC did doesnt contradict the ACT, it is fair game
At least there is already an admission from you that there was indeed e-transmission being mandatory as contained in the guidelines and regulations in INEC which is an extension of the electoral act!

Now that that is by the way,let's go to you other issue where you insinuated the time of upload of the results!
If you read the guidelines and regulations without sentiment, you will see that e-transmission was supposed to be done from the polling unit which implies that upload to the IREV was meant to be done that day as soon as elections were concluded in that PU!
Once the results are announced at the PU,a copy will be given to party agents while a copy of the result is scanned and sent from the PU to the IREV not from the collation centre as was observed!
This is public knowledge!

Your example using CBT exams is not substantial enough!
The school decides when you are to collect your results after the exams have been conducted and all the students are aware of it!
In the case of INEC,they have adopted a mode of transmission which is contained in their own guidelines!
The guidelines and regulations of INEC is an extension of the electoral laws!
If the electoral laws or acts mandates INEC to decide which mode of transmission to use,the law has simply granted INEC the leverage and authority hence the guidelines and regulations of INEC is as powerful as the laws itself!
INEC cannot go against their own guidelines and regulations or even decide when to obey or disobey their own guidelines!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:18am On Apr 12, 2023
Christistruth03:
.
If indeed there were attacks according to pantami,in order to protect the credibility of the elections, INEC should have ordered that the elections should be cancelled while tackling the alleged cyber attacks on the portal....
Secondly,what INEC had previously said as reason for their inability to transmit electronically is in conflict with what pantami was saying!
Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 10:09am On Apr 12, 2023
tunjilana:
Lawyers will tell you that you cant build something on Nothing....INEC Guideline derives from the electoral laws. No part of the Law says that INEC must release a "BINDING" guideline prior election, those are just operational efficiency actions, put in place by the comission and it isnt superior to the ACT. The judges will simply look at the ACT and compare what INEC did against it. If INEC transmission is still in line with the provisions of the ACT, then no story
The ACT gave INEC the power to decide which mode of transmission to adopt!

INEC chooses e-transmission from the PU as contained in their guidelines and regulations which is in fulfillment of the electoral act itself!

INEC guidelines and regulations was made to give clarity as to the mode of transmission which is in line with the electoral law hence it would be wrong to insinuate that INEC's guidelines and regulations do not hold as much power as the electoral laws itself!

If INEC had adopted manual transmission,there would have been no need for this controversy or the humongous funds allocated to them to ensure e-transmission!

Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 9:54am On Apr 12, 2023
For further clarity...

Politics › Re: Electronic Collation Of Results Not Compulsory – Ex-INEC Spokesman by bentenny(m): 9:48am On Apr 12, 2023
Christistruth03:
It is up to INEC to decide how best to transmit results

Inec could not transmit results while its servers were having 12million hacking attacks during Elections
Last year LP took INEC to court after the amended electoral law to compel the institution to only use electronic transmission of results...however,the judge rightly stated that INEC will be the one to determine which mode of transmission to use!
This INEC did later by drafting rules and guidelines as an extension of the electoral laws and stated explicitly that E-TRANSMISSION is MANDATORY and as the guidelines states,the results must be uploaded from the POLLING UNIT first before leaving the PU!
This is where the real-time narrative becomes relevant!
If you have time,go and study the guidelines and regulations of INEC which is as mandatory as the electoral laws itself!
Politics › Re: APC Replies Labour Party's Petition Over Drug Trafficking Claim Against Tinubu by bentenny(m): 8:32pm On Apr 11, 2023
In other words,Tinubu's bank accounts committed the crime not Tinubu!
A yahoo boy can also tell EFCC that it was his bank account that bought benz and not him!
Politics › Re: All The Negative Things About Tinubu Was First Spread By APC Chieftains by bentenny(op): 7:04pm On Apr 11, 2023
See one of them.....

Politics › All The Negative Things About Tinubu Was First Spread By APC Chieftains by bentenny(op): 6:18pm On Apr 11, 2023
Any negative things said about the President elect was first happily dug out and toxically spread by the elites & Chieftains of his party,in their attempts to stop him from winning the primaries.Whatever the opposition are saying today came from the tongue of the ruling party. - Shehu Sani

https://twitter.com/ShehuSani/status/1645737093979668481?s=19

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