₦airaland Forum

kikake:
The law still permitting manual transmission of vote results after the Electoral Act of 2022 that was made purely to abandon manual transmission of vote results; such a law was invented by APC appointed judges.
It's like you bought electricity for your house, but went for darkness for your house.
Electronic transmission of vote results is like electricity

Manual transmission of vote results is like darkness. In manual transmission, third parties are most likely to alter the recorded results of voting.

AkinPhysicist:
Lawyers don already chop 800 million naira.

bentenny:
I'm speaking in general terms!
I'm also speaking based on the fact that no matter what anyone does nothing will change until the judiciary and INEC finally gets their independence!
Until then,as laudable as your points are,nothing will happen in a judiciary tainted with corruption!
The way I see it now,even if Obi had enough evidence to upturn the tribunal verdict,the judiciary would have looked for a means to subvert justice!

senatordave1:
The accredited figures recorded in result sheets is usually gotten from bvas sir.

it isn't different except in imo,kogi,bayelsa... problems arise from the results not accreditation figures.

last year,you were demanding that figures should be verified from inec website and I told you that the figure sent there is same as that in bvas

themanderon:
@topic all you wrote up there is nothing but a waste of time. Even if the court give interpretation they will simply change it if it doesn't favour them.

senatordave1:
It has everything to do with it

senatordave1:
Why would it suspend it when voting has been concluded? Voting is different from transmission.since electronic transmission failed,you use manual

Jayhome24:
Go back to supreme court of heaven or hell then.

WantsandMore:
what case are you saying labour party should go back to court for? The ones they spent 800million naira for or another? I stand to be correted

gigabyte13:
Make l just dey laugh
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No be this same labour wey l know abi na NLC una dey talk......!!!!!!!!!!!!
I never see where person go go each state for campaigns, neglect their own party aspirants dey ask people to vote for him alone...
LIKE VOTE WHATEVER YOU WANT FOR OTHER POST, BUT VOTE FOR ME AS PRESIDENT....
WHICH KIND PLAY BE THAT
Not even in the western world.

Babalegba:
The two are supposed to be completely separate entities but this being Nigeria,Ajaero has merged the two . Now the nlc has no integrity, dragging labour party down with it.

bahaushe1:
Op doesn't seems to have ever participated in election in Nigeria.

You just wasted your time, there is nothing to go to court about.

2. What every Ward/RA collation officer does is to ask PO to query the BVAS of his PU. The collation officer than cross check all the necessary information on the device before commencing the process of collating the result of that PU.

3. There a PO present result that contradicts the information on BVAS, he is asked to go and reconcile. If he is unable to reconcile, the ward collation officer help him do that. If reconciliation is not possible and there is glaring error between what is presented and what is contained in BVAS, the result is cancelled.

4. It is not possible to verify and confirm information on BVAS at every point of collation. The information on each BVAS relate to individual PUs while at LGA collation results are collated based summation from Ward/RA. How could one then get information about a ward/RA from BVAS when a ward/RA can have over 10 PUs? Now, think of what would happen at state and national collation. INEC, the chief returning officer for presidential election, would have to go through ALL the BVAS used in the election all over the country before making declaration and return.

5. It should be the duty of political parties assign agents to all PUs and collation centers. You cannot fail to provide agents at all the PUs across the country and then ran to Abuja shout rigging. PUs issues should be addressed by PUs agents. Ward/RA collation issues should be addressed at ward/RA center. LGA collation issues should be raised and addressed there.

Funkyswagzz:
Wait are you realising this?

johnjose68:
Gbajue again.

ejimatic:
. In my opinion the SC judgement on Oyetola vrs Adeleke 2022 has rendered electronic tramission irrelevant and impotent to change the results announced by the INEC.
The SC held that there could be electronic flaws in the process. So INEC is free to declare results using the manual method.

aariwa:
The polluted judiciary in emilokan pocket or another one

Babalegba:
He will be voted out at the next election when Nigerians realize that labour party is the political arm of the NLC

olax02:
Please let someone summarize the epistle.

bentenny:
In my opinion,I think what needs to be done is an alteration of the power to select and appoint a CJN and INEC chairman/REC by the president!
That law should be altered for INEC and CJN to assume their full independence!

WantsandMore:
matters concluded by the Supreme Court?

Nyamiriflathed:
Atiku is bigger than that. After being VP for 8 years, they are hoping he will step down for one Peter Obi. 😂

Nyamiriflathed:
Charge and bail lawyer don drop comment.

After wasting 100 of million of naira, you want them to make it 1 Billion naira.

peter6441:
It is very necessary

LandMann:
It is INEC you should address this to, not Labour Party.

crestedaguiyi:
You guys are making a misery of the country

phonek:
Nonsense.
Nothing is working in this country.

Dshocker:
1.... The president is not supposed to appoint the inec chairman.

2..... The inec is supposed to have 6 leadership member, extracted from the 6 geo political zone.


If truly we want to practice free and fair election in Nigeria.

CaptMarvel:
You want them to waste another money abi

Validated:
Clearly you did not read it.

SoNature:
What LP needs to do is merge with NNPP and PDP against 2027! If not, it will be an easy ride for APC in 2027!

ezechi24:
...Na tinubu time we dey bro...

Donchieli:
Make you go court na

Abi u no get rights again 🙄🙄