₦airaland Forum

lhordspy:
From a freedom fighter - to Senator Tinubu - to a man on exile, the consequence of fighting for democracy - then to Governor Tinubu - now President Tinubu.

A blessing to country; Nigeria.
The greatest politician there was.
The greatest politician there is.
And the greatest politician there will ever be.

"If you hate who God loves, my friend you are in trouble''

N3TRAL:
At MIT his name was Patrick Rhodes-Vivour and it's clearly calligraphed on his certificate.

In 2019, his name was Chinedu Rhodes-Vivour when he was contesting for the position of a Senator in a woke dominated district of Lagos State.

Today he's casted his vote as Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour.

Patriots, expect this dubious character to contest as Haruna Abdullahi Rhodes-Vivour in 2027 for the office of the president of Nigeria after the disgrace he suffers today.

heniford2:
My Thoughts On What Happened In The Court Today....

It's bad news - and also good news. Be patient as I explain.

Yes, the court granted INEC permission to RECONFIGURE BVAS devices.

That's the bad news.

The court took this decision because INEC filed an affidavit before the court claiming that the information on BVAS can not be tampered with or lost. This is not true. Any Data 'can' be 'tampered' with.
Unfortunately, the legal team of Peter Obi did NOT challenge this affidavit - and the court let INEC have their way.

Not when the data blocks are replaced multiple times with new data or even empty data blocks. No one can recover data deleted by a blackhat.

I do not know why PO's legal team didn't challenge the affidavit but one mind suggests to me that it's either PO didn't want to obstruct the March 11th Guber elections which could liberate more states or the legal team trusted INEC's affidavit.

But there's good news...

The court granted Peter Obi permission to carry out DIGITAL FORENSICS [/b]on INEC's election materials etc.

[b] If that permission includes carrying out digital forensics on the BVAS system too, then NOTHING IS LOST.

Let me explain...

I'll speak as Africa's top Ethical hacker with over 15 years ethical hacking experience under my belt. Reformatting or deleting a file DOES NOT PERMANENTLY REMOVE IT FROM THE storage system. WHAT YOU REMOVED WHEN YOU DELETE A FILE IS THE 'ENTRY' for that file and not the file itself. To destroy a file on a system, you will need to PHYSICALLY BURN THE DEVICE TO ASHES OTHERWISE DATA RECOVERY EXPERTS LIKE MYSELF CAN RECOVER SUCH DATA - even from a physically damaged storage system. (Free Tip: this is why I do not give out any phone I used. I flush them down the drain. A brother once called me stingy for flushing used phones but he didn't know why I do so - to bury whatever was deleted in that phone).

Back to the topic - all Peter Obi needs is the permission of the court to conduct DIGITAL FORENSICS ON BVAS, and we can mobilize a team of data recovery experts to unearth any deleted file on the BVAS even it is reconfigured for the gubernatorial elections. But if the court's permission doesn't include digital forensics on BVAS, then I wouldn't trust whatever data INEC pushes to their so called "back-end server".

This is why I said that the court ruling was both a bad news and a good news.

All hope is not lost.... We move!!!

Reinaldo:
From France Are you thinking what I'm thinking? 🤔🤔🤔

CodeTemplar:
The FBI should put Nigerian internet under one unified firewall and monitor traffic headed out of Nigeria for scammers.