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Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:31pm On Feb 29 |
Babalegba:Yen Yen Yen |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:30pm On Feb 29 |
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Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:28pm On Feb 29 |
bentenny: Is that what the LABOUR-PARTY can do.?? Is that actually part of the functions and duties of Labour-Party.?? |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:26pm On Feb 29 |
WantsandMore:Which MATTERS Exactly Are You Talking About.?? Which “MATTERS” exactly had been concluded at the Supreme Court? |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:23pm On Feb 29 |
Nyamiriflathed:One-Peter-Obi-Like-That will never accept to be VP. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:21pm On Feb 29 |
Nyamiriflathed:Yen Yen Yen.. Is it your money?? That time they went to court,, I could remember that I commented here on this Nairaland - that the Labour-Party went for the wrong “Prayers”. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:20pm On Feb 29 |
peter6441:It is necessary.. Urgently Necessary. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:19pm On Feb 29 |
LandMann: Labour-Party already went to court in August-2022. So, it won't be a bad idea if they see this to a logical end. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:18pm On Feb 29 |
crestedaguiyi:What's this one saying exactly? |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:16pm On Feb 29 |
phonek: Ok. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:16pm On Feb 29 |
Dshocker: The LABOUR-PARTY is supposed to do this?? Which angle exactly are you actually commenting from?? |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:14pm On Feb 29 |
CaptMarvel: Though they started wasting..... Nobody told them to waste...... The money they wasted actually helped us to know exactly where things stood, and where things didn't stand.. So, if they waste this one more money and establish more jurisprudences, it would be to the betterment of Nigerians. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:52pm On Feb 29 |
Validated: He thought I was talking about PETER-OBI.. Lots of bunch of toxic persons. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:51pm On Feb 29 |
SoNature:GET LOST OGA.!! What is 2027.?? |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:50pm On Feb 29 |
ezechi24:I still remember that. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:49pm On Feb 29 |
Donchieli: If this one knows what a Legal Framework is,, he shouldn't have written this. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:48pm On Feb 29 |
Aremwayne:We have lots of elections before we even enter the YEAR 2027.. So, let's take things one step at a time. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:46pm On Feb 29 |
modath: After which death.?? We have Edo and Ondo that is still coming in front.. So which death exactly are you talking about.?? Like,, are you really this gravely low in your constructive thinking?? |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:37pm On Feb 29 |
Babalegba:Yen Yen Yen.!! |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:36pm On Feb 29 |
Aile: GET LOST OGA..!! WE HAVE EDO AND ONDO COMING.!! HAVE THEY ALREADY BEEN DONE TOO.?? IS THAT HOW BADLY YOU HAVE TOTALLY LOST HOPE THAT ANY GOOD THING CAN STILL COME OUT OF THE NIGERIAN ELECTIONS.?? |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 8:33pm On Feb 29 |
Ebinpawo1: You can never know the outcome. Even though the courts in Nigeria are unpredictable due to the effect of money... But it is good that this is done on time.. So that we know exactly where we stand with the Electoral-Act-2022. |
Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 6:24pm On Feb 29 |
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Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 6:23pm On Feb 29 |
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Politics / Re: What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 5:49pm On Feb 29 |
THE LABOR PARTY, OR ANY INTERESTED PERSONS OR POLITICAL PARTY WHO WANTS TO HAVE A TRANSPARENT ELECTIONS IN THE UPCOMING EDO STATE AND ONDO STATE ELECTIONS LATER THIS YEAR MUST URGENTLY HAVE TO HEED TO THIS CALL FOR ACTION.. THE PRAYERS AT THE COURT SHOULD BE.... 1. For the court to compel and mandate INEC to always transmit the BVAS-Machines along with the results under tight security.. And to always verify and confirm the number of accredited voters with the value captured inside the BVAS-machines at each level of collation,, Most Especially, At The Lowest Collation Level -- That Is, At The Ward Collation Level. 2. For the court to compel and mandate the INEC Collection Officers to PROMPTLY STOP the Collation Process whenever there is any dispute, and use the BVAS-Machines for all those disputed polling-units to settle the disputes which arose before they can continue with their Collation Process. . . . . ***MODIFIED.... ***AN ADDITIONAL CONTEXT*** . . bahaushe1:Thank You Very Much Bro.. This is the type of response I have been waiting for. 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.Most Ward/RA Collation Officers don't do this. TRUST ME.. Imo-&-Kogi of November 2023 is still a very recent example.. This is exactly why I stated that the LP should take it to the court,, so that it becomes stamped and properly established, without having some officers disobeying it. (I don't even want to entertain any fear or doubt, whether the number of accredited voters captured inside the BVAS-machines can be altered or increased by the handlers of the BVAS-Machines -- eg. RATECH) 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.This is exactly what the Electoral-Act-2022 stipulated in Section: 51-(2). But many Ward/RA collation officers don't cancel anything. They would just continue collating the wrong values like that. (Like I typed earlier,, I don't want to entertain any fear or doubt, whether the number of accredited voters captured inside the BVAS-machines can be altered or increased by the handlers of the BVAS-Machines -- eg. RATECH) 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.You and I know that if there are NO DISPUTES,, then, all these things you stated here are not necessary, and they won't apply... Right?? Now,, what if the Lower-Level Collation Officers didn't settle any of the rising disputes at their levels of collation,, and they kept telling the PARTY-AGENTS that “All the disputes would be settled by the Returning Officer during the final collation...”,, THEN TRUST ME,, at any stage where the disputes arise, whoever that is the collation-officer at that point must apply Section: 64-(6); Section: 64-(7); & Section: 64-(8.).. Read these Sections up,, especially Section: 64-(6). That is where you will see it clearly, that if need be,, then the INEC-NATIONAL-RETURNING-OFFICER Might have to actually start going through the whole of all the 176,000+plus BVAS-Machines in order to do the RE-COLLATION all-over again. (Read Section: 64-(7) of the Electoral-Act very well..) 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.The Party-Agents were being barred and prevented by gun-wielding military men and police from entering the Ward/RA collating centers and LGA Collation Centers.. So,, this thing you wrote here is very difficult. Why are the military men and policemen preventing some party-agents from entering the collation center,, and then allow the agents of some other parties to enter?? 3 Likes 2 Shares |
Politics / What The Labour-Party Must Do Urgently, (With Respect To The Electoral-Act-2022) by BluntCrazeMan: 5:47pm On Feb 29 |
**SUMMARY** .. The Labour-Party had earlier in August 2022 approached the Federal High Court in Abuja in order for the court to give interpretations to the following Sections and Sub-Sections of the Electoral-Act-2022; with regards to the Electronic Transmission of Results. 1. Section: 47-(2). 2. Section: 50-(2). 3. Section: 60-((4)&(5)). 4. Section: 62-((1)&(2)). The court ruled that the INEC is free to determine the mode of transmission of the results, since the Electoral-Act-2022 clearly gave them the authority to choose any mode or method of transmission they so wished. Thus,, if the INEC decides to still be using MANUAL COLLATION, nobody should shout about it. But the court did not rule out the “compulsory verification and confirmation” of the number of accredited voters with the values captured inside the BVAS-machines. ........ And for this reason,, the Labour-Party might have to GO BACK TO THE COURTS AGAIN (OR BETTER-STILL,, ANYBODY OR ANY INTERESTED POLITICAL PARTY MIGHT DECIDE TO HEAD TO THE COURTS) for the courts to Interpret the following Sections and Sub-Sections of the Electoral-Act-2022, (but this time around, with regards to the “COMPULSORY CONFIRMATION AND VERIFICATION” of the written Number of Accredited Voters with the Values of Accredited Voters as captured inside the BVAS-machines during all the levels of collation of results,, and the total re-collation of the whole results wherever there are established errors in the earlier collations..) 1. Section: 47-((2)&(3)). 2. Section: 60(5) ..... 3. Section: 64-(4(a)&4(b)). 4. Section: 64-(5). 5. Section: 64-(6(a),6(b),6(c),&6(d)). 6. Section: 64-(7). 7. Section: 64-(8.). ..... For the sake of better context and deeper understanding,, let me include the exact texts of the above-mentioned Sections and Sub-Sections,, so that whoever that is contributing to this topic would be well-grounded and well-informed on the topic. Section: 47-((2)&(3)). Section: 60-(5). Section: 64-(4(a),&4(b)). Section: 64-(5). Section: 64-(6(a),6(b),6(c),&6(d)). Section: 64-(7). Section: 64-(8.) 9 Likes 2 Shares
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Business / Re: Has Anyone Successfully Linked Their NIN With Their Bank Account? by BluntCrazeMan: 4:16pm On Feb 29 |
YESS.. OPAY.. ... .. I even used NIN as the ID-Card in opening one of my new accounts.. (I used to open my accounts with my VOTER'S CARD,, but since the banks started accepting NIN, I started making use of my NIN) ... But the directive that was given was for Linking NIN with BVN.. Not just BANK ACCOUNT. |
Music/Radio / Re: This Is Why I Am Changing The Kind Of Music I Listen To by BluntCrazeMan: 3:49pm On Feb 29 |
I no even like music with understandable human words.. I just love orchestra.. (Or music with only Instrumentals... And any included Human voices are not supposed to be saying any meaningful words -- eg. Yanni, Beethoven, Handel, etc) 1 Like 1 Share |
Politics / Re: PMS Price Per Litre In Nigeria & Some African Countries - StatiSense by BluntCrazeMan: 11:50am On Feb 29 |
Ibrahimcoomasie:Ok Nigeria can now raise its petrol price to N2,300. All these African Countries are still buying the cheaper petrol smuggled from Nigeria. And it is a biigg pity. |
Car Talk / Re: Man Shocked As Driver Refuels Rolls-Royce From Keg (Video) by BluntCrazeMan: 11:48am On Feb 29 |
Car Talk / Re: Man Shocked As Driver Refuels Rolls-Royce From Keg (Video) by BluntCrazeMan: 11:47am On Feb 29 |
Habbaaaaa.!! |
Romance / Re: 24 Year Old Man & His 80 Year Old Lover Are Trending On Social Media (pics/vid) by BluntCrazeMan: 11:46am On Feb 29 |
officialwdhtv:A guy and his grandma. |
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