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God Bless INEC. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. .. I just hope that with this new Electoral Voting Machines, it would make the results of Polling Units, Wards Collated Results, LGAs Collated Results, States Collated Results, Final Collated Results to be easily and readily available on the INEC’s Online Virtual Results Portal. .. .. But then, I keep asking the same questions as always: Why is it that INEC are only interested in the Electoral Voting Machines, which has to do with only Electronic-Voting alone? .. With what the INEC is currently planning, After the elections at the Polling-units, the various Electoral Officers would carry the various Voting Machines in supposedly security-guarded vehicles, to where they would be manually accessed and manually collated. .. This is very wrong.!! .. Since the votes are done electronically, it is best practice for the votes to also be transmitted electronically - and simultaneously - to All the respective and appropriate Wards Electoral Collation Machines, the LGAs Electoral Collation Machines, the States Electoral Collation Machines, and so on. .. INEC did Not mention anything about Electronic-Collation in all the things they enumerated, neither did they mention Electronic-Transmission. |
gideonvalor98:Good Morning.. “YMcy56” had done justice to a lot of the questions raised here. |
Na Their Normal Levels Be That Naa |
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Odewaleadesoye:Tell us something. One thing is that it will still come to pass after-all. |
Odewaleadesoye:You no wan answer again? |
Odewaleadesoye:You sabi the winner?? Please who him be? |
cenaman:It pains me though to believe that this is going to be the truth about the election. But in the end, there will still be Electoral Fraud, and that's the bitter truth that I don't want to believe yet. I still strongly believe that INEC will get things working perfectly in order by November, and that there will be less than 3% irregularities in the results, and most importantly All levels of the results (both Polling-units and Collated Results) will be freely and readily available with just some few clicks” |
Karlovic:Anambra to the World. Nigeria to the World. .. Let it then be in the world record books that The Very First Totally Free And Fair Election In the whole world start from Anambra And Nigeria. At least with that, when the people use their God-given discretion to vote for a competent individual, the person will still be the person to win, and the person will put the State in order. |
Karlovic:With a very faulty electoral process, don't you think that what happened in Uganda on the 14th of January 2021 would replicate itself in Anambra by November, where the will of the people and the votes of the people would be averted and diverted? |
But I keep asking the same questions as always: Why is it that INEC are only interested in the Electoral Voting Machines, which has to do with only Electronic-Voting alone? .. With what the INEC is currently planning, After the elections at the Polling-units, the various Electoral Officers would carry the various Voting Machines in supposedly security-guarded vehicles, to where they would be manually accessed and manually collated. .. This is very wrong.!! .. Since the votes are done electronically, it is best practice for the votes to also be transmitted electronically - and simultaneously - to All the respective and appropriate Wards Electoral Collation Machines, the LGAs Electoral Collation Machines, the States Electoral Collation Machines, and so on. .. INEC did Not mention anything about Electronic-Collation in all the things they enumerated, neither did they mention Electronic-Transmission. |
God Bless INEC. GOD BLESS NIGERIA. .. I just hope that with this new Electoral Voting Machines, it would make the results of Polling Units, Wards Collated Results, LGAs Collated Results, States Collated Results, Final Collated Results will be easily and readily available on the INEC’s Online Virtual Results Portal. |
ANAMBRA GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION: INEC IDENTIFIES FIVE CRITICAL AREAS OF CONCERN. (By Chinwe Ogbuka - Assistant Director, Publicity. Published by Rotimi Oyekanmi on 16th January 2021) The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has identified five critical areas of concern and challenges likely to confront the Commission in the conduct of the Anambra Governorship election this year and the 2023 general elections. These areas of concern include expanding voter access to Polling Units in the context of a growing population, the growth of new settlements across the country and validation of the Voters roll and Continuous Voters Registration (CVR) in the shadow of the COVID- 19 pandemic. Others are the amendment of the Electoral Act that would improve the conduct of free, fair, transparent elections; deepening technology in the electoral process and rolling out Electoral Voting Machines for the Anambra Governorship election. Equally of great concern to the Commission is how to increase Voter turnout in future elections and how to effectively manage electoral success recorded in the last two off -season elections in Edo and Ondo States. The Commission’s concern was expressed by the National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee (IVEC), Festus Okoye Esq. today while speaking at the end of a five-day Workshop for Review of INEC Voter Education Manual, held at Sawalino Hotel, Keffi, Nasarawa State. The INEC Voter Education Manual is being reviewed by the Department of Voter Education and Publicity (VEP) with the aim of identifying and including best methods of designing voter education messages to increase citizens’ participation in the electoral process. The exercise is being supported by the Westminster Foundation for Democracy. For the Commission to achieve the concerns enumerated above, the IVEC Chairman challenged the department (VEP) to design new, creative and innovate messages that would address the electoral concerns and challenges of the Youth and Students population. The Chairman reminded VEP Staff that in designing voter education messages, they must be able to compete effectively on the social media and “our narratives and messages must be clear, concise and believable.” Commissioner Okoye said while designing voter education messages, “INEC must take on board societal changes and dynamics” and urged the participants to design new methodologies of delivering Civic and Voter Education in the context of a pandemic. He informed participants that the Commission has resolved to sustain the momentum of the successes recorded in the Edo and Ondo Governorship elections and also increase voter turnout in elections through the provision of access to the Polling Units. Realising the fact that the Commission cannot succeed alone in the task of conducting successful elections, the Commissioner said: “We must build multi-sector coalitions for the sustenance of the electoral process and consolidation of democracy.” On the issue of Voter Register, Okoye said that the Commission is determined to clean up the Voters’ Register and register all those that are eligible and constitutionally qualified to be registered. The Commissioner commended the department for its robust voter education and publicity activities in the past years which led to the successes recorded by the Commission adding, “without VEP, we would not have achieved the new face of INEC.” The Chairman, on behalf of the Commission thanked the Westminster Foundation for Democracy for sponsoring the workshop and urged it to consider taking this initiative down to the state level, so as to build the capacity of INEC Staff at the State and Local Government levels. .. Sources: https://inecnews.com/anambra-governorship-election-inec-identifies-five-critical-areas-of-concern/ https://twitter.com/inecnigeria/status/1350576713357529094?s=19 https://www.facebook.com/188127847873279/posts/4021878071164885/?app=fbl
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So far, the rest of the poll after 6,504 Votes is at 79% supporting for the south, as against 21% of the voters who did not support. You can contribute your vote to the Punch Newspaper Opinion Poll through the link below. As of this very moment, it is still remaining 21hours to the end of the poll. https://twitter.com/MobilePunch/status/1350501255286841346?s=19
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22brains:At 20, she already had a child of 5yrs, and trying so hard to marry you, and leave her mom? Yet she doesn't want to talk about the dad of the baby, but she wants you to accept the baby and marry her and become the daddy of the baby whose history you don't know? There are some things about this story that points back to the lady's family. How Good Is Her Background?? Have you met and talked with her dad? Or is the dad late? |
paulolee:Chaaiii.!! |
EXLOVER:Chhaaiii.!! |
Gemid94:Audio 15m Youths. Will they come out to vote for him?? Nonsense and Fifteen Million Youths. |
charles009:If you can move on, please move on.. She is now manipulating you, just the way he did to that other boyfriend/husband of hers in 2015. |
drinoayo:For this man's mind now,, he is holding a “beautiful” woman’s waist?? TUUFFIIAAAKKWWWAAA.!!
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Mjshexy:My dear, what Nigerians can do right now for money with shock you. |
Finestgal:God will bless you more for introducing your underaged son to such unhindered and unchecked access to the internet. |
Many people will die of COVID-19 just because of the NIMC directive |
Kriss216:Fela saw Abiola as one of them Bad Men.. |
KILL ME WITH BASTARD TECHNOLOGY.!! |
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