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michlins:You cannot force the Stereotype that “Igbos too like money” on all Igbos. ... And hey, stop thinking that anybody who supports the coming of Biafra is an IPOB Member. .. Like, what exactly is wrong with you sef?? .. Your submission above is so littered with many sterotypical jargons and silly generalisations. .. And your view about money is crazy. Like, you see money as the paper-money that is minted by the CBN, whereas true Igbo bloods see money in form of assets that are so valuable. Biafra has all sorts of valuable assets, so it won't depend on the CBN’s money. |
michlins:If what you're seeking is bigger than money, then sacrifice that money. To hell with the money. |
Ok naa |
She never wan carry Belle?? Or abi na her big fat thick thighs and butts no wan gree the germ-cells to swim fast enough? |
Freestainworld:But you're not a fine woman naa |
Hmmmm.. Tufiaakwaa.!! .. See as this sweet fine nyansh just dey misbehave anyhow for internet... |
Good For Him Shaaa.. |
They should go for Gov. Ortom for him to explain better. .. Wetin Channel People Know? |
Lalasticlala, Seun |
NDI ANAMBRA, HURRY NOW.!! GO AND GET REGISTERED.!! |
I.N.E.C PRESS RELEASE DEVOLUTION OF THE CONTINUOUS VOTER REGISTRATION (CVR) EXERCISE TO WARD LEVEL IN ANAMBRA STATE The Anambra State Governorship election is holding on Saturday 6th November 2021. Preparations are going ahead as outlined in the detailed Timetable and Schedule of Activities for the election. Eight out of the 14 activities have already been fully and successfully implemented, including the conduct of party primaries, nomination of candidates and commencement of campaign by political parties. In order to ensure that fresh voters and those who wish to transfer their registration to Anambra State or from one part of the State to another are given the opportunity to do so and to complete the process ahead of the election, the Commission has approved the devolution of the CVR to the 326 Wards in the State. The exercise will begin on Monday 30th August 2021 and end on Sunday 5th September 2021. This is in addition to the existing 21 Local Government Area offices and the State Head office where physical registration is currently taking place. This brings the total number of registration centres in the State to 348. In compliance with the provision of Section 9(5) of the Electoral Act 2010 (as amended), voter registration shall stop not later than 60 days before an election. This means that the exercise in Anambra State will be suspended by 6th September 2021. This will enable the Commission to clean up the data, compile the register, make copies available to political parties, print the Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) for collection by registered voters and prepare two copies of the register for each of the 5,720 polling units ahead of the election. Consequently, in addition to our Local Government and State offices, those who wish to register in-person or physically can now do so at the Registration Area (Ward) level throughout the State from 30th August to 5th September 2021. Those who have done the online pre-registration must also complete the physical registration within those dates if they wish to vote in the forthcoming Governorship election. The Commission will suspend the physical registration of voters in Anambra State from 6th September 2021 until after the Governorship election. From the online registration of voters, the Commission has identified 580 pre-registrants who booked for appointment to complete their registration after 5th September 2021. We have contacted each one of them by e-mail and rescheduled them within the dates earmarked for the devolved exercise. We have also given them the option to choose another date within that period if the date we proposed is not convenient for them. However, they are at liberty to reschedule for a later date if they do not wish to vote in the November 6th Governorship election. In the Commission's determination to continue to give Nigerians a pleasant experience during the CVR exercise, we are deploying 652 trained staff based on two personnel for each of the 326 wards. In addition, there will be enough voter registration machines and adequate technical support for the duration of the exercise which will hold between 9am and 3pm daily, including the weekend. Our State office in Anambra has commenced stakeholder engagements and massive publicity for the exercise. We urge all Nigerians to cooperate with the Commission for the success of the exercise. Festus Okoye Esq. National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee. Thursday 26th August 2021. Source: https://www.facebook.com/188127847873279/posts/4665997386752947
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The guy overstepped already. He had already paid. What if the lady said No?? .. If he had proposed with a bank-draft raised for the sole purpose of clearing the debt, he would have gotten a YES.. Because, a NO (or any other form of beating-about-the-bush) would definitely mean that he would tear the bank draft in front of her there and move on with his life like nothing happened. |
NeedAdvice00:You care to tell the whole story?? And again,, have you moved on by now?? |
Shandelzy:Your comments come only but Once in a year. |
lalasticlala:Should parents be allowing their grown kids of the opposite gender to be seeing their private parts?? |
So, they didn't notice the Abba Kyari’s Agbada?? |
Where the video? Let's see the ghost too and confirm that it was not a glitch of the video itself |
AVECDEO:If there happen to be any History on King Jaja,, you might end up thinking he is a villain.. Because, most history we read here in Nigeria are written by the Brits for the Brits. And we copy them and paste into our curriculum. |
El-rufai said that they are businessmen doing their normal business of kidnapping. |
saphiere:He is a MALE alright?? |
Explorers:Repackage those ones for us too.. Make we enjoy. |
barcaboi:It was that same case of Wike that was recalled, and used in annulling the case of any form of Card-Reader usage in the Tribunal Judgements. (See pages 172-to-175 of the Tribunal Judgement) |
tk4rd:It's not just by saying, or by online typing. .. IT IS BY ELECTORAL ACT AMENDMENT. .. I can proudly say that more than 70% of Nigerians are not aware that the main reason Atiku lost at the Tribunals was because of the Card-Reader Accreditation not being backed by the law. And also, that more than 80% of Nigerians thought Atiku lost at the Tribunals because he thought there was some INEC Servers somewhere. |
Now, coming back to the Anambra-Election-2021..... .. It is very clear that the use of Card-Reader for the purpose of Accreditation is not backed by the law; therefore it is an unlawful process. Therefore, a lot of Polling-units in the upcoming Anambra Election are Not going to use the Card-Reader device (or even the INEC’s Z-Pad) for anything, and there is nothing anybody can do about it. .. It's only when these INEC’s recent technological advancements are fully and compulsorily backed by the Electoral Act, that would be the only time that the use of the Card-Reader device becomes Lawful. |
@Barcaboi, read the posts above in order to understand my point of view better. .. . barcaboi:.. .. @Barcaboi.. If you followed the Atiku-Vs-Buhari Tribunal cases of 2019 very well, the Card-Reader Accreditation process was not used in a lot of Polling-units across the nation, and the Atiku-Team wanted the court to nullify all those Polling-units where there were no Accreditation data from the Card-Reader (and in some other Polling-units where the Card-Reader Accreditation data revealed that there was serious over-voting).. But the Judgement of the Tribunal ruled that the Card-Reader Accreditation is not yet an acceptable electoral process according to the current Electoral Act, and that the only tool through which a petitioner can establish any claims of over-voting and any claims of manipulations in the accreditation data is only through the Voters-Registers.. The Judgement ruled that the use of the Card-Reader is very commendable though, but then, it is not yet recognised by the current Electoral Act. ... So my dear, a lot of things are happening. |
. CAN ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION WORK EXCELLENTLY, EFFICIENTLY, AND EFFECTIVELY WELL IN NIGERIA WITHOUT THE USE OF THE MAIN ELECTRONIC VOTING METHODS ITSELF? A lot of questions had been asked about the effectiveness of the Electronic Transmission: “Whether excellent results can be achieved with the Electronic Transmission alone without being coupled with Electronic Voting.” The reasons for such questions are not far fetched, being that the so-called results/figures that are to be transmitted electronically are to be keyed-in by the human electoral officers, instead of being automatically generated by the Electronic Voting Machines during the election process - that is, if the Electronic Voting is to be used in conjunction with the Electronic Transmission. .. In my own opinion, and by my own personal submission, I think that the method of voting by electronic means is not really very necessary for Electronic Transmission to be effective as long as the accreditation/authentication process for the individual voters is first made to be very effective. .. The main Electronic Voting itself involves the consideration of a whole lot of other complicated variables, and thus, it might not be feasible anytime in the nearest future. .. Meanwhile, the Electronic Transmssion is very feasible at the moment, and the most important ingredient for Electronic Transmission to be effectively and efficiently achieved is “The Compulsory Electronic Accreditation/Authentication using the INEC’s available Electronic Means”. It means that, the Electronic Accreditation/Authentication shouldn't be an “option” for accreditation, but rather a necessity. .. As at the moment, (according to the current Electoral Act 2010), the only acceptable tool for Accreditation in Elections is the Voters-Register. YES.. Those bunch of papers which contains the information of the registered voters. The Card-Reader is not acceptable under the current Electoral Act, and thus the non-use of the Card-Reader cannot invalidate an election. (As could be seen seen in the tribunal case of Atiku-vs-Buhari-2019. Pgs-174-&-175). .. This means, for any petitioner to establish a case of over-voting where the number of votes exceeded the number of the actual Accredited Voters, or where the number of the declared Accredited Voters in the announced results are more than the actual Accredited Voters, the petitioner should apply for the “Certified True Copies” of all the Voters-Registers in all the Polling-units that he wanted to use to establish the case.. (That's definitely going to cost a very huge amount of money to procure). .. And then, in establishing the case, such petitioner should not just dump the documents at the tribunal and leave them there (just the way Atiku Did in the 2019 tribunals), rather the maker of such documents (INEC in this case) should be invited to tender the whole documents and testify to its contents, and then, where mathematical calculations are involved, how the figures were arrived at must be demonstrated in the open court. The tribunal shouldn't be left to figure out the results by themselves in their chambers. (Pg.279-&-280 of the tribunal case between Atiku-&-Buhari-2019.) .. The funniest thing at the moment is that; the supposed amendment of the Electoral Act (which is currently ongoing) didn't make the Electronic Accreditation/Authentication a compulsory neccesity for the elections. Therefore, some people can still abandon the use of the Card-Reader comfortably in their stronghold areas, and still win their cases in the tribunals. .. But with the Electronic Accreditation/Authentication which are automatically generated and not keyed in manually by any official, it would also serve as a checking tool, and once there a “keying in” of improper figures by the election officials, it would be easily be flagged red. .. Another All-important Aspect towards an effective Electronic Transmission is “making the whole results readily and publicly available immediately the final results are declared.” .. With the Electronic Transmission, once the elections are concluded, the results would always be ready immediately the results are announced, and thus, they are supposed to be made public on the INEC’s Website and Virtual-Results Portal. This alone should even be one of the main advantages of the Electronic-Transmission. That is, the quick publishing of the whole election results. (Including all the lower-levels collated results, and all the Polling-units Results too... As well as all the Cancelled Polling-units and the Number of Registered Voters that are affected by the Cancelled Polling-units. This is Very Important) .. Thus, My Verdict Is Very Simple And Clear.... Electronic Transmission can be excellently, efficiently, and effectively achieved if (and only if) the Electronic Accreditation/Authentication is made a compulsory neccesity, and not an optional process in our elections. The use of the manual Voters-Registers should be discontinued, and should never even be an option even in places where the Electronic Accreditation/Authentication did not work. .. (Meanwhile, here is the link to the pdf-copy of the judgement of the presidential election tribunal 2019 between Atiku-and-Buhari.,, for those that might want to take a look at the pages that were mentioned in the comments above.) .. https://ptacademyng.com/docs/Presidential%20Election%20Tribunal%20judgement.pdf |
In a similar topic I created, I explained the whole processes a little bit further.. .. See below: https://www.nairaland.com/6705402/electronic-transmission-work-excellently-without |
A lot of Nigerians were so happy with the INEC’s introduction of the Electronic Accreditation Process using the Card-Reader devices. In the General Elections of 2019, some Polling-units even adhered so strictly to the use of the Card-Reader, to the extent that many voters were denied their right of voting, just because the Card-Reader device didn't recognize their cards, or that it didn't authenticate their fingerprints. In some other Polling-units where the Card-Reader devices didn't work, the Presiding Officers in such Polling-units reported on the Incidence-Forms that the Election in such Polling-units were cancelled due to non-usage of the Card-Reader device in such Polling-units, thereby denying all the persons who came out to vote in such Polling-units the right for their votes to be counted. .. But then, in some other Polling-units, the non-usage of the Card-Reader devices never affected the outcome of the elections. In fact, some Election Observers reports showed that in the 2019 Presidential Election, the percentage of the total number of “accredited voters” that were received from the Polling-units where there was No Card-Reader Information concerning the accreditation process, are More Than the total number of “accredited voters” that were received from the Polling-units where the Accreditation data are well (and accurately) captured in the Card-Reader devices. .. The reason why the Election Results were accepted and not cancelled due to the non-usage of the Card-Reader and the non-compliance to the Accreditation Data as obtained from the Electronic Accreditation using the Card-Reader devices was what continued to baffle lots of Nigerians, not until the Tribunal Judgement was given. .. According to the Tribunal Judgement, it was made very clear that, going by the current Electoral Act, the only acceptable tool for Accreditation in Elections is the Voters-Register Only, the Card-Reader is not to be used for any reason. The Judgement maintained that the use of the Card-Reader devices was introduced by the INEC’s Manuals and Guidelines, and not the Electoral Act; and thus, the disobedience to the INEC’s Manuals and Guidelines does not amount to any Electoral offense and therefore cannot invalidate an election. .. This means that, for any petitioner to establish a case of over-voting where the number of votes exceeded the number of the actual Accredited Voters, or where the number of the declared Accredited Voters in the announced results are more than the actual Accredited Voters at the Polling-units, then the petitioner should apply for the “Certified True Copies” of all the Voters-Registers in all the Polling-units that he wanted to use to establish the case.. (That's definitely going to cost a very huge amount of money to procure). .. And then also, when it comes to establishing the case in the Tribunal, such petitioner should not just dump the documents at the tribunal and leave them there (just the way Atiku did in the 2019 tribunals), rather the maker of such documents (INEC in this case) should be invited to tender the whole documents and testify to its contents, and then, where mathematical calculations are involved, how the figures were arrived at must be demonstrated in the open court. The tribunal shouldn't be left to figure out the results by themselves in their chambers. |
UDOKABESTLUV:Why did you go Public with this?? Now, you just exposed yourself join. You have a very bad attitude, and you're badly raised too. |
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