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Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:47am On Jan 19, 2024
flokii:
He would have influenced the S'Court judgement on Lagos governorship to favour Chinedu which would have caused serious ethnic clashes in ilu Eko..

He would have picked all the service chiefs, CDS, Interior, Defence Ministers and NSA from Anambla..worse still Catholics.

The guy should go and face his hero beer business with all the biafra logo.
Now the lies are coming in.

I expected lies like this,, and even more.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:45am On Jan 19, 2024
PoliteActivist:
*Politeness*
Well, he may not want to interfere in any investigation, and if it leads to Buhari going to jail, so be it cheesy

Only that professional looters will HATE him so much - and there are many of them in Senate and house
This was the main reason they even rigged him out in the first place.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:44am On Jan 19, 2024
tuborme:
He did it Anambra… stopped the payment to government hospitals that will not allow audits. That was were the propaganda of 13 months doctors strike started. Dude abandoned them and focused on religious hospitals… they had no choice to key in. Today, anambra healthcare system is among the best in the country!
People only chose to see the 13-months-strike,, not knowing that the strike was caused by the Doctors trying to resist a positive restructuring in the health-care sector.

Yet,, these same people are not talking about the positive change which this positive restructuring brought to the state afterwards.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:39am On Jan 19, 2024
Splashme:
1) Unlike the thieve in Aso Rock currently, Peter will not steal Nigeria's public funds.
Reports showed that Buhari was upright as a person, and he didn't steal, but he couldn't stop those around him from stealing, to the extent that even his driver smuggled fraudulent papers for him to sign, and he signed.
And the people who originated those papers and gave to the driver were never known till today.
Just because the driver died in DSS-Custody.

If it was Peter-Obi, he would read through every pages of every file before signing.

Any file that Peter-Obi signed, you would see enough evidence that he personally went through it, because you would see his red-pen markings and underlinings within the whole pages of the file.



2) Poverty does not know religion and tribe.
Unlike Buhari & Tinubu, Peter will get the best hands from across Nigeria irrespective of tribe and religion to fix Nigeria.
As for this one,, he will still consider equity.
He will ensure he spread out his hands very well in his appointments.
He will get the very bests across the regions and all possible divides.



3) Unlike the thieve in Aso Rock, Peter isn't a greedy
.
Peter-Obi had made money, and he doesn't hide it.
But he also loves spreading the money rather than sharing it to a few.

He would prefer to have ten-thousand millionaires than to have just TEN Billionaires. (If you understand what I mean by this last analogy).
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:23am On Jan 19, 2024
Okoroawusa:
Which Obi? A candidate that came 3rd in an election? Why una no dey ever reason well?
MANY AGBADORIANS USED TO ASK THE QUESTION..

MAKING US TO BELIEVE THAT: “IF IT HAPPENED TO BE OBI, HE HIMSELF WOULDN'T HAVE DONE ANYTHING EITHER..”

So, if anyone answers the question, it was because of the situation caused by the Agbadorians..


IT WOULD SERVE YOU GUYS BETTER IF YOU STOP ASKING SUCH QUESTIONS..
ELSE, WE WILL CONTINUE TO ANSWER IT.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:20am On Jan 19, 2024
Houseontherock1:
I don't see anything changing until institutions in Nigeria are strengthened and the people that will work with the president are truly on the same page with him.
And do you really think that Peter-Obi cannot get these things achieved.??
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 8:11am On Jan 19, 2024
Kukutente23:
He can't do most of what you wrote here
1. Is the police a joke to you? Replacing iGP 10 times in a year is going to breed instability and loss of discipline in the service. Each new IG will also cost the country millions of naira in severance and other allowances. The workforce will become disjointed for a police that is known to be notoriously understaffed and underpowered. That's a recipe for disaster.
Section 7 of the Police Act of 2020, Sub-sections 4-&-5 states that:
... ... (4) The Inspector-General of Police shall not be removed from office except for gross misconduct, gross violation of the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria or demonstrated incapacity to effectively discharge the duties of the office.

... ... “(5) The Inspector-General of Police shall only be removed from office by the President on the advice of the Police Council.

So, tell me how the police force can be understaffed because an incapable IGP was relieved of his duties??



2. That will be the job of the Head of Service right there. I mean what is the business of the president with a perm sec not performing? Has he monitored his ministers and heads of agencies enough that he's now delving into perm secs? That's impractical.
I want to know..
Is the Head-of-Service is not answerable to the President??
(That is,, through the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation., Isn't it.?)
When I wrote “HE CAN CAUSE”, are you reading it as “HE WILL DO...”??



3. He can't actually retire a general but maybe you mean the service chiefs. The Generals serve under service chiefs. Check 1 above for effect on the force for such mass sack..
Good One..
Service Chiefs answer to the President.
So he can cause such to happen.
(Buhari did it many times,, but more-or-less for Nepotistic Reasons)




4. Might be possible. Though I don't see how stopping the salaries of those working in those moribund sites so bring them back to life. Deploying them may make them more productive if they are competent enough to work in the new areas.
Bringing the institutions back to life is a long-term goal. And it is not those people that are currently working there that would bring the institutions back to life. So, why wasting funds paying such workers? Why not pay attention to bringing such institutions back first?

But redeploying them wouldn't make them to lose their jobs.




5. That will be cool though
OK NAA..



6. Eerm... thats not possible. His security and logistics arrangement will not allow that to happen. I mean how exactly will a president disguise and travel all the way to maiduguri for example.
Leave that to the person involved..
I won't talk much about this one.
BUT HE CAN DO SUCH A THING.
He did it many times when he was governor.




7. Yeah. That's a good one. PDP presidents excelled at that. The bar got lowered when APC took power which the former president's spokesmen attributed to "style"
The thing with the so-called “style” is that, any opportunity the news-media get to hear from the President himself about the same issues which the spokespersons addressed earlier, he would say that he was not awear.!!
That's the worst thing to happen to the continuity of information and communication within the presidency and within the government.




8. They actually do. Following it through is the problem
Goals Go With work-plans that are tied to specific timelines for monitoring the plans,, and indices for monitoring the goals and their outputs and successes.

Goals are totally different from visions and promises.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op):
Odogwuzack:
Obi is worse than Buhari and Tinubu combined.
You cannot describe the taste of whatever you have not tasted.

We can all tell how Tinubu and Buhari tastes like, because we have tasted them.

But for you, if you were not in Anambra while Peter-Obi was Governor, then, you cannot tell how he tastes like.



The worse thing is that his online mob won't let others criticise his government. grin
THE ONLINE MOB WERE READY TO CRUCIFY HIM, AND BOMBARD HIM WITH LOTS OF CRITICISMS..

BUT YOU GUYS WERE SO BLIND TO SEE THE SWORDS IN OUR HANDS..

YOU THOUGHT THE SWORDS WERE MEANT FOR THE OPPONENTS..

POOR-SIGHTED-FELLOWS INDEED.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 7:42am On Jan 19, 2024
Odogwuzack:
Lol
Hehehehehe.

We all laugh whenever we read this nonsense.


We're talking efforts.

Man is quoting NBS that we have all lost confidence in their fake data.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:43am On Jan 19, 2024
PoliteActivist:
*Politeness*

Maybe, just maybe, jail Buhari - and Adesina!

See to it that looting has serious consequences

Travel commercial - ban presidential fleet
(OK, maybe this one is reaching a bit cheesy)
He may not start to look back into the past regime, so as not to be seen as witch-hunting..

But his own regime will be so tight.

He will block off all possible leakages.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op):
Codepain:
Lol.
Delusion Peter Obi can never be president. A Niger or Chad guy have better chance than Obi and his kindred
That's a biigg lie which you chose to believe though.

But no wahalla.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:36am On Jan 19, 2024
During the time of campaign, we listed all these, and even far more..
But the agbadorians said that Tilumbu will do all these, even do far far more than that.

No Wahalla.!!
The earlier he starts doing all these -- and even far more,, the better for all of us.






...
BluntCrazeMan:
Well...

I am talking based on the little experience of Peter-Obi which I have had in the past,, and from the interviews and campaign-videos of him too.

I Go First...

1. He can replace the IGP even up to ten times a year, just because the he still get reports that the Olopa-Police on the roads are still collecting bribes.

2. He can cause the rescheduling and readjustments of Permanent-Secretaries and directors of Ministries and Agencies and Parastatals if they are not delivering.

3. He can retire Generals just because of a minor threat to the peace and security of any area under the command of such Generals.

4. He can stop the payments for people who are in the payroll of non-functional entities (Government-owned refineries and steel-industries etc), and cause other functioning ministries and agencies and parastatals to absorb such people who might be affected by such stoppage of payments.

5. He can wake up any day and visit any of the ministries and agencies unannounced,, and start seeking for on-the-spot undiluted information there-and-then from the staff there present.

6. He can wake up any day and visit the battle-front disguised and unannounced,, and start seeking for on-the-spot undiluted information there-and-then from the combat-men at the battle-zone.

7. By December-Ending of 2023, he must have had at least one audience participatory tv/radio phone-in programme for him to interact and hear directly from the people.

8. The whole ministries and agencies and parastatals (and all the government establishments) must have published all their medium-term and long-term goals before December-Ending of 2023.
Politics › Re: What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 6:23am On Jan 19, 2024
Now, you can add yours.

Lies and propaganda are also allowed..


***(Even hate speech too is allowed)
Politics › What Would Peter Obi Had Done Differently If It Were Him? by BluntCrazeMan(op):
Well...

I am talking based on the little experience of Peter-Obi which I have had in the past,, and from the interviews and campaign-videos of him too.

I Go First...

1. He can replace the IGP even up to ten times a year, just because the he still get reports that the Olopa-Police on the roads are still collecting bribes.

2. He can cause the rescheduling and readjustments of Permanent-Secretaries and directors of Ministries and Agencies and Parastatals if they are not delivering.

3. He can retire Generals just because of a minor threat to the peace and security of any area under the command of such Generals.

4. He can stop the payments for people who are in the payroll of non-functional entities (Government-owned refineries and steel-industries etc), and cause other functioning ministries and agencies and parastatals to absorb such people who might be affected by such stoppage of payments.

5. He can wake up any day and visit any of the ministries and agencies unannounced,, and start seeking for on-the-spot undiluted information there-and-then from the staff there present.

6. He can wake up any day and visit the battle-front disguised and unannounced,, and start seeking for on-the-spot undiluted information there-and-then from the combat-men at the battle-zone.

7. By December-Ending of 2023, he must have had at least one audience participatory TV/Radio phone-in programme for him to interact and hear directly from the people.

8. The whole ministries and agencies and parastatals (and all the government establishments) must have published all their medium-term and long-term goals before December-Ending of 2023.
Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 12:20am On Jan 19, 2024
Olaideolayemi:
The good and best candidate will be elected.. whatever means they want to use..The good and best will be elected by the Grace of God..
Reminds me of what Tinubu said.

That since God allowed him to Emerge, then it is God's will.

So, other persons should also accept him too, since God had accepted him.
Politics › Re: Oyebanji Charges New LG Bosses On Accountability, Says He Won't Touch LG Funds by BluntCrazeMan: 12:14am On Jan 19, 2024
That's what it should be.

So...
Nobody will clap for you about it.
Crime › Re: Abia CP Visits ABN TV/Radio Studio, Tenders Apologies As Bernard Is Released by BluntCrazeMan: 2:07pm On Jan 18, 2024
Metrix147:
Source: https://abntv.com.ng/news/abia-cp-visits-abn-tv-radio-studio-tenders-apologies-as-bernard-is-released/
See the type of nonsense these people are doing.

And a certain Tinubu who is supposed to RE-JIG this evil system is behaving like as if everything is very okay with this.
Business › Re: How Much Can Person Use To Start Up A Business Shop Like This? (SEE PHOTO) by BluntCrazeMan: 9:43am On Jan 18, 2024
money121:
Morning Nairalanders
Please like how much the person should budget

Someone wants to know
Everything, Including Rent in a high-sighting area for two years.. N5,000,000 (MAXIMUM)
Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 9:13am On Jan 18, 2024
garfield1:
Where is akamkpa/ biase,ini/ikono,Jos north/ bassa and plateau north
There must have been a good reason why the INEC did not include them.

Maybe, these seats have been declared vacant yet.
Politics › Re: Remi Tinubu Asks Security Agencies To Tackle Insecurity Issues by BluntCrazeMan: 7:11am On Jan 18, 2024
Remi Tinubu ko?

So, Remi Tinubu is now the Commander In Chief.??

Na waa for these people.
Politics › Re: LP: Police Recommend Julius Abure's Arraignment, Over Alleged Forgery Scandals by BluntCrazeMan: 4:41am On Jan 18, 2024
Whoever that do any wtong,, let him answer to it.

Whoever that is involved.

No gaps.!!
No sides.!!
Politics › Re: Crowdfunding Ransom Will Worsen Kidnapping, Badaru, Defence Minister Warns by BluntCrazeMan: 4:37am On Jan 18, 2024
You guys are not doing anything about anything.
Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op):
Promax4321:
The man that did over-voting analysis must have taken shekpe or other, as the 23 election had the lowest turnup number of vote cast and removing 5 million from result will interpret less than Lagos and Kano normal votes.

The result by percentage interpreted to hat LP win area is most affected and every state has over voting. That every party rigged election results, which means universal cheating by parties.
If You Said That The INEC Allowed Universal Cheating To Happen,, Why Then Are You Coming Back Again To Say That They Did Well.??


..


This also interprete that Prof Yakubu did a wonderful job and he should be reward with the best officials in Nigerian election.

This also interpreted that the election result as mentioned by inec was very correct and credible, only Nigerian are not credible and truthful.
Like I said earlier,, you're contradicting yourself.
Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op):
ezegenigbonine:
Abeg make una announce the assumed winners as usual instead of wasting peoples time, money and energy. Anybody wey no like am can go to court grin grin grin
wizelink:
Hmm inec again. What's the need of wasting the scarce money when the result will be rigged in the end. Abeg select people for that position and rechannel that money meant for the selection into the economy.
ThinkSmarter:
In Ebonyi South Senatorial District, Linus Okorie of LP should win Austine Umahi of APC if the election is free and fair.
outoftheworld:
No body takes them seriously
.....
...
We successfully conducted a social-response experiment sometime ago.
It was an experiment on self-consciousness.

In the experiment, we came to discover that people generally tend to do the very right things when there are aware that there are some eyes which are watching them.

That is why the INEC-officials definitely do the very right things at the Polling-units where there are many eyes watching them.

But they go to the back and do their fraud at the Collation-Centers where they had successfully forced all the watching-eyes out, and away from watching them...

So, if the parties do the right things and get the INEC to be aware that there are eyes watching their every steps and calculations, even when they are not aware,, then,, the INEC cannot just easily announce the wrong results in the first place because there are many eyes 👀 👁️ that are watching them.

And then, if they dared to do that,, then the whole fraud will be exposed in the open within JUST SIX HOURS.
(YES BECAUSE THE MANY EYES ARE WATCHING..
THE TRUE DATA IS ALREADY AVAILABLE EVERYWHERE.)

And Yes..
We will easily go to Court again.
But this time, no technicalities can turn anything up-side-down again.

Unlike the Presidential Election Petition where the judges ruled that the documents were just dumped at the floor of the Tribunal, without being analysed by any of the witnesses called.

This time around, these data are already publicly available and fully analysed even before the INEC releases their own Official Results.

...
...
For all those that say that INEC is not Serious..

That's the absolute truth.


But Guess What.??
That is exactly what they want us to be saying..
They want people to loose interest in their INEC elections.
They want Nigerians to grow very tired of them and remove eyes from them.

THEY HAVE SUCCEEDED IN MAKING A LOT OF US TO REMOVE OUR EYES FROM THEM, RATHER THAN FINDING BETTER WAYS TO WATCH THEM EVEN MORE CAREFULLY..

Please My People,, don't be defeated.
Don't let them win this their particular battle of forcing us to be doing hide-and-seek.
Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op):
**YOU CAN ALSO READ THIS TOO..
**(IT'S A PERSONAL RESEARCH WHICH I DID..)


.....
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2023:
PRELIMINARY STUDIES SUGGEST THAT OVER-VOTING OCCURRED IN MORE THAN 9,700 POLLING-UNITS..


..
..

Preamble:

The 2023 Presidential Election had come and gone and forgotten.
That's okay. We are moving on.

But the ripple effects of the presidential election are still affecting the future elections that are coming after it.
For instance, the off-cycle elections in Imo State and Kogi State were good examples.

The type of electoral fraud which took place in Kogi and Imo State made me to look back to the figures-and-data that were presented in the public during the Presidential Election, and it spurred me to do some totally different fresh analyses all over again.


Introduction to the topic of the analysis:
Of all the Five Petitioners at the tribunal, none of them ever paid any attention to the aspect of over-voting..
None of the petitioners tried to determine the extent of over-voting which occured during the presidential election, and how many registered voters it affected.

And we the voters also didn't bother to look in that direction too...

Well, not until the gross malpractice in Imo State and Kogi State happened in November 2023,, then I started seeking all-over again for the Presidential Election Figures, which more-or-less had already been forgotten.

The Methods Of Analysis Used.
I remembered that a particular data-analyst by the name Mark-Essien tried to digitize the values of the votes scored by the Four Major Contending parties, by using the photos of the Results-sheets which uploaded to the IREV-Portal by the INEC, and to use the digitized values of the votes to re-collate the election results all over again..
https://www.nairaland.com/7628069/mark-essiens-irev-collation-used

In this study of mine, I used those digitized data which he presented in the dataset which he released to do the analyses.

I also remembered that in the process of the digitization by Mark-Essien, he also published the number of Accredited Voters for each polling-unit which were transmitted by the BVAS-machines from the polling-units to a certain Accreditation Server that was owned and operated by the INEC -- (the details in this particular accreditation server were still publicly available as at the time when Mark-Essien published his digitized election data).

However, I have to categorically state it here, that this particular Accreditation Server which originally contained the publicly available accreditation data, was turned off by the INEC when the date for the commencement of the hearing/trial at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal approached (for reasons best known to them). And as a result, the accreditation data was no longer publicly available on the INEC’s website.

Nevertheless, the accreditation data as was reproduced and published by Mark-Essien is still publicly available online, and that was the bedrock for this whole analysis.

In order to determine the over-voting in the various polling-units, since the number of the total votes cast were not available in the whole dataset,, I used the sum of the votes of the four major contending parties as the number of the total votes cast (even though it was lower than the actual number of the total votes cast, it would still lead me to making some findings).


Results and Outputs:
In the end, I came to realise that 9,780 polling-units had their “sum-of-votes-of-four-major-parties” higher than the Transmitted number of Accredited Voters, and this affected a total number of 5,382,847 registered voters.

This means that, if we used the value of the “Total Number of Votes Cast” to compare, then the values as presented would be definitely higher; and also, if INEC uploaded all the correct photos of all the polling-units results to the IREV-Portal, we would still be having even a higher value.

(Recall that the Margin of Lead as announced by the INEC was 1,810,206 votes..
Whereas the number of voters which was supposedly affected by Over-voting -- as I calculated in the analysis -- was 5,382,847)..



Conclusions:
This means that;
If ANY of the Petitioners (especially the PDP), had paid any slightest attention to the over-voting aspect of the electoral malpractice in their petition, and they produced the whole lists of the all the affected polling-units and the number of registered voters that were affected,, the outcome of the PEPT would have been different..

And again, the crazy malpractices which happened in Imo State and Kogi State in November 2023 wouldn't have happened so brazenly.

...
***Caveat:
These analyses was carried out by me alone, based on the data provided by the original work done by Mark-Essien. My team didn't help me on this one. And it took me just two days of working and analysing the whole sets of data.


Here below is the link to the output of the analysis which I did,, as well as some comments..

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JqzQsbTUx9ADzMT5MsX1pHODmGgaaDU2.
Here-below are some screenshots of the research output.

Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op):
THE BYE-ELECTIONS ARE ALMOST HERE.!!

BluntCrazeMan:
THIS IS HOW THE VARIOUS POLITICAL PARTIES CAN PREPARE VERY WELL FOR THE UPCOMING ELECTIONS IN ORDER TO AVOID BEING CHEATED OR RIGGED-OUT BY THE INEC.



Let me just try and suggest to the political parties what they should be doing in all these upcoming elections; pending the time we have functional implementable and enforceable Electoral-Laws in Nigeria.


1. Elections must Not start in any polling-unit where the sensitive materials are not complete, or tampered with, or not well documented by the polling-officers and party-agents.

The nonsense that happened in Kogi State, where elections started in some Polling-units without the presence of the Result-Sheets.
The results were later written on PLAIN SHEETS OF PAPERS, and then, an entirely different result (written on the Supposed Actual EC8A Results Sheets) were later uploaded to the IREV-Portal.
...(That was so baadd).




2. If the INEC Officials said that the essential sensitive-materials would be brought to the Polling-units later, then the election MUST NOT START, until the sensitive-materials arrive.

Everybody at the polling-unit must wait for the sensitive materials to arrive in full, and properly documented before the election can start off..




3. The materials and booklets that were sighted before the election must be properly documented by the party agents too.

(These materials and booklets that were recorded before the election must be collated independently by the political parties -- WHILE THE MAIN VOTING CONTINUED)



4. These untampered sensitive-materials and booklets (including their serial-numbers too) which were documented and collated before the elections started, would later serve as a serious tool for Checks-and-balances after the whole Collation must have been completed.
[Section-73(2)-Electoral-Act-2022]




5. After the whole election had been completed and concluded at each of the polling-units, all the remaining materials and booklets must be counted and properly documented, and their serial-numbers noted too..
(These remaining materials and booklets must also be collated independently again by the political party - for all the polling-units).



6. By applying the methods of checks-and-balances;
Whenever a results-sheet with a wrong Serial-Number is presented by any official at any collation-center, it would be noticed immediately and rejected outrightly.

(It means that the original sheet which was generated at the polling-unit had been swapped with another sheet which has another serial-number)




7. Still on the methods of Checks-and-balances;
The difference between the collated untampered full-booklets of ballot papes and that of those remaining booklets of ballot papers, would equal the number of used ballot papers, which is supposed to be equal to the “total votes cast + the destroyed ballots”.




8. The INEC - if left on their own - would not perform all these checks because they are in a haste to do what they want to do and end the whole process as quickly as possible.

But since the party-agents are also there as the electoral watchdogs, they must fully and aggressively apply these checks-and-balances, and use them to seriously question the credibility and the transparency of the elections.



9. On a very normal election day when massive rigging occurred, the values of the total number of ballot-papers used which INEC would be announcing would be so high.
(And these would be far higher than the actual number used as calculated from the checks-and-balances)..




10. The political parties must have their own fully independently collated parallel results of the election itself -- which is supposed to be totally independent of the INEC’s official collation.

The political parties Should Not solely depend on the collated results of the INEC for any reason.
It's too dangerous...




11. If there were transparent elections, the INEC’s-collated results should be in agreement with those parallel results that were independently collated by the political parties.

Then, under prefect conditions, all the results are supposed to all be exactly the same -- even though they were all done independently.



12. For the official collation of results by the INEC, the party-agents must make sure that they are fully present while the collation exercise progresses, no matter what happens there.

The party-agents Must Not boycott any part of the official collation exercise, be it at the lower level or at higher level.



13. For any collation-center where the party-agents were forcefully prevented from entering inside,, such party-agents must endeavour to capture such moments on videos as concrete evidence against the INEC and against such persons who prevented them from entering, so that it would be documented that the collation which happened inside such a center was fraudulent.



14. For any Ward-Level collation center where the “Accreditation Data” & “The Polling-Units Results” were not first cross-checked and re-confirmed using the BVAS-Machines; then, the collation officer at that collation center must be recorded on video and kept as evidence for violating the election procedures as clearly stated inside the Electoral-Act-2022.



These are my suggestions for now..
The political parties -- through their party-agents should be doing the tedious and rigorous works of the checks-and-balances for now,, until the time the electoral-act fully allows the new technological innovations to be doing the required checks-and-balances.

it's really very tedious, but they do not have much options for now.
Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op):
ATTACHED PHOTOS:

1. Guma I State Constituency, Benue State.
2. Chikun State Constituency, Kaduna State.
3. Chibok State Constituency, Borno State.

Politics › Re: INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 3:58am On Jan 18, 2024
ATTACHED PHOTOS:

1. Akoko North-East/ Akoko North-West Federal Constituency, Ondo State.
2. Surulere I Federal Constituency, Lagos State
3. Shanga/Ngaski/Yauri Federal Constituency, Kebbi State
4. Jalingo/Yorro/Zing Federal Constituency, Taraba State.

Politics › INEC Publishes Final Lists And Candidates For The Bye-Elections by BluntCrazeMan(op): 3:58am On Jan 18, 2024
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION

PRESS RELEASE

PUBLICATION OF FINAL LIST AND PERSONAL PARTICULARS OF CANDIDATES FOR BYE-ELECTIONS


Nigerians may recall that recently the Commission released the Timetable and Schedule of Activities for bye-elections arising from the death or resignation of Members of the National and State Houses of Assembly.

These elections will be held on Saturday 3rd February 2024 across nine States of the Federation covering two Senatorial Districts (Ebonyi South and Yobe East); four Federal Constituencies (Shanga/Ngaski/Yauri Federal Constituency of Kebbi State, Surulere I Federal Constituency of Lagos State, Akoko North East/Akoko North West Federal Constituency of Ondo State and Jalingo/Yorro/Zing Federal Constituency of Taraba State); and three State Constituencies (Guma I State Constituency of Benue State, Chibok State Constituency of Borno State and Chikun State Constituency of Kaduna State).

As provided in the Timetable and Schedule of Activities, the personal particulars and final list of candidates have been published today in our State offices and the affected constituencies pursuant to the provision of Section 29(3) of the Electoral Act, 2022. The list of candidates is also published on our website and social media platforms.

We appeal to Nigerians to scrutinize the personal particulars (Form EC9 and academic credentials) of the candidates. Any aspirant who participated in his/her party primaries with reasonable grounds to believe that the information provided by the candidate is false can challenge the nomination in a Federal high Court as provided in Section 29(5) of the Electoral Act 2022.

For clarity, this publication ONLY applies to the forthcoming bye-elections as they are fresh elections for which political parties conducted primaries and nominated their candidates.


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For the re-run elections to be held on the same day, the list and personal particulars of candidates [b]have been published before the 2023 General Election. The re-run elections are conducted pursuant to the orders of the Election Petition Appeal Tribunals. They are not fresh elections open to new/disqualified candidates which obviates the need to publish their personal particulars again.


Sam Olumekun mni
National Commissioner and Chairman,
Information and Voter Education Committee
Wednesday 17th January 2024
Source.
https://www.facebook.com/100064292065433/posts/772630521556676


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ATTACHED PHOTOS:

1. Ebonyi-South Senatorial District.
2. Yobe East Senatorial District.

Crime › Re: What Do Kidnappers In The Bush Do With All The Ransom Money They Collect? by BluntCrazeMan(op): 3:42am On Jan 18, 2024
Fisiryorh:
Them dey use am clean yansh after dem sh!t... huh undecided
So wetin dem dey take am do naa??


Den dey chop am raw?
Or abi dem dey cook am eat like that.?

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