₦airaland Forum

garriAndsugar:
Ok no wahala. I'm coming from another point of view

Isobug:
But what? Election fancy system for fantasy viewing

garriAndsugar:
Raw uncollated polling unit results?

What do we call the process of counting the ballot papers and recording each score in the forms at polling unit, can't it be called collating?

BluntCrazeMan:
Mynd44..

garriAndsugar:
was supposed to rewrite that, hope you get what I meant

valentineuwakwe:
Another promise to be misused!

garriAndsugar:
Collate is to gather/ arrange abi is there another meaning?

garriAndsugar:
Sorry, Uploads collated results by polling unit.

Why they are saying IREV does not collate results is so that they won't upload all results in real time until after manipulating and announcing the winner. That time nobody will want to sum up figures from IREV

garriAndsugar:
They are saying it because they won't upload it in real time.
IREV collates result whether it is by polling it

Miracle2020:
Then why using it

garriAndsugar:
Sometimes I wonder if this people are normal at all or just dumb.

If after writing exams, I see my scripts and CA what's stopping me from calculating my results?
IREV will not add all scores together but it collates result

SoNature:
Paul Omokore, post the results on the iRev in real time.

Forget about what people do with the information.

misreal:
Oleburuku.After dashing our high hopes,you now come here to tell us nonsense.You are lucky Nigerians are nothing compared to Israeli’s,Else na bomb for visit all INEC officials.. …….

BafanaBafana:
We know. It is only meant to ensure transparency. We know why it didn't work for presidential election.

Phantom233:
Thunder pls where are you...this evil agents that should be in hell have started coming out to ridicule the sensitivity of sane Nigerians.

slivertongue:
too much talk by INEC which may end up on a bungled election.

IREV IS NOT AN ELECTION RESULTS “COLLATION SYSTEM” -- INEC CLARIFIES

The Independent National Electoral Commission says its results viewing portal is to enhance election transparency, and not a result collation or transmission system.

The INEC Director of ICT, Paul Omokore, gave the clarification in his presentation titled, ‘The role of BVAS, IReV for Bayelsa, Kogi and Imo Governorship elections’ at a two-day capacity workshop for journalists on Monday in Akwanga, Nasarawa State.

Omokore advised journalists and members of the public not to confuse uploading polling units’ results to the INEC Result Viewing Portal with the electronic transmission of results.

He said that the INEC Bimodal Voter Accreditation System is only used to upload pictures of PUs’ results on form EC8A to IReV, which does not translate to electronic transmission of results.

“Form EC8A is the result that we collated at the PUs. We use BVAS to snap this form and upload the same thing to the IReV portal for public viewing.

“This is not a collecting system. It does not tally a system. What it does is to snap the EC8A which is the result at the polling unit and upload the same to the public view. That is all.

“I know that 70 per cent of the populace think that the others have collected the figures. No.

“All what it does is snap the EC8A that the presiding officers have collected all the scores of the parties, signed and stamped, and then send this same picture to the IReV for public viewing. That is all. So it is not a collating system,” he said.

Omokore said that from the inception of elections in Nigeria, results were transmitted manually, from the PUs to the collation centres.

He said that technology deployment had proven to be an effective tool in achieving free, fair and credible elections.

He said that while challenges were eminent, INEC had put in extra efforts to ensure that they were mitigated.

“The role of BVAS is to ensure ‘one person, one vote’.

“The role of the IReV Portal is to improve the openness and credibility of our elections,” he said.

The chairman, Partners for Electoral Reform, Ezenwa Nwagwu, in his lecture titled, ‘Ethical Dilemma in Election Reporting: Navigating Bias, Balance and Promoting Transparency,’ urged journalists to uphold accurate reporting.

He said that the core issues in election reporting are independence, unbiased and accuracy reports by the media.

“Accurate and transparent report is the only cure for fake news, which is the responsibility of the media,” Nwagu said.

He advised the media to always investigate the reasons behind some news being presented to the media by people with biased minds on the electoral process and balance it with the provision of the laws.

Racoon:
Your country mismanaged the election funds provided by the EU, and UN to fund good electioneering and enhance democracy without accountability. To worsened matter, the nation shamelessly denied their damning verdict on the sham of election the criminal organisation called INEC conducted on the 25th Feb.

The Nigerian nation have been on an endless loan and borrowing spree from the Brentwood Institutions( IMF, World Bank) and Other world financial bodies without accountability on how these funds are being disbursed.

Today, you are accusing UN of criminality? Guess the minister and govt fully understand the full implications of this action? He that comes to equity must come with a clean hand.

dre11:
https://www.thecable.ng/extra-women-affairs-minister-threatens-to-sue-un-over-unremitted-donors-funds/amp

ijustdey:
https://dailytrust.com/enact-law-that-will-force-civil-servant-to-marry-more-wives-cleric-tells-jigawa-lawmakers/

SoNature:
We need to see the entire video.

Beremx:
Imo people should vote massively for Athan Achonu. We don't want anyone from Orlu zone to win. It's now a curse that governors who are/were from Orlu zone has messed up the zone

Let Orlu people breath

SoNature:
That's what he told us.

The truth is anybody is better than Hope Uzodinma now.

If INEC conducts free and fair elections in Imo State, Hope Uzodinma cannot win this election.

But then, another concern is that he has strong connections in the judiciary. Even if he doesn't win, my fear is that the Supreme Court can still repeat that nonsense they did for him again. Imo State has never had a good governor since 1999.

SoNature:
We need to see the entire video.

SoNature:
He joined the military to fight for the Biafran army during the civil war. He lost his hand when a poorly trained soldier he tried to rescue detonated a bomb before him. Dude was trying to stop the Nigerian army from advancing into the East and nearly blew up himself. While Athan tried to save him, the bomb exploded and destroyed his hand.

SoNature:
Athan is my distant uncle, and he's probably the richest person from my LGA. Apart from his efforts to reduce insecurity that he just revealed now, I cannot think of what he has done for Ndi Umunumo. For me, the litmus test he failed was the terrible road that ran across his village mansion that he failed to fix until the NDDC fixed it. I gave up on him afterwards.

That said, there's another man from my community that I wished he was in this race. We call him Mel. Dude makes crazy money and fixes solar-powered streetlights in the remotest parts of my community. Today, you cannot tell the difference between daytime and nighttime in my village. Unfortunately, he refused to join politics. If he had been a politician, I would personally be campaigning for him all over the place.

Ozommadu:
Agbado meezcreants who always wish igbos downfall are hoping Uzodinma will win.

But God pass them.


I thank God they are not God