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He's a new creature and a brand new man. He's now ready to save Nigeria. i go lie for you?

donself9:
Except you want to tell me you were born 2026, for any adult that have lived in Nigeria for 18yrs your arguement is not making any sense,

What is the essence of All these jamb question, IF you are so sure Bvas nd E transmission wont solve Rigging n re writing of results why did Inec fight so hard to introduce it as game changer

If Bvas e transmission will work or not ... why not lets try it let All use our eye to see.

National assembly are elected to represent the people not there father .. if the people want e transmission give them e transmission thats democracy

Dont tell us it wont work, let us suffer the failure ourselves we no mind

Lolz, you're trying to be clever by half. Bvas e transmission is not new and that's not what we're discussing. We are part of those who actually 'fought' for the reforms. The bone of contention is MANDATORY e transmission. i have mentioned the reasons. Since you have made it a sort of backbone instead of the authenticity improvement that it is. Kindly explain how it's the backbone. How it stops rigging any better. Explain how it's a loophole and doesn't work. Do this and stop stammering, or keep quiet.

Lolz, wondering what opposition will make of these developments. This was their wish though they somehow thought it's to oust Tinubu.

Special thanks to Otti for the rare privilege of allowing his deputy do something apart from collecting salary. Really, it's better than nothing for 4 years.

donself9:
Are you a toddler or a day old baby, what do you mean by explain, explain what exactly if you lived in Nigeria for the past 10yrs, you want to tell me you dont know how rigging nd altering of results are carried out e

the Ec8 paper you keep mentioning .. is the loophole/target because it can be altered or re written on transit or swapped

No be this Nigeria we dey .. wey people go sit inside one room dey write Results nd that is what inec compute n announce, weytin our eye never see

The Bvas captures the true Result n stores it, Nobody can edit or altered what is captured by time, The Bvas E transmission insures the EC8 is protected, what you count at the polls is what you get on Announcement no surprises thats All

So why are these rogues hesitant and making up cilly excuses it wont work ... we budget trillion for 2027 election nd they dont want e transmission .. does it make sense

Explain how ec8 is a loophole and what changes with e transmission.
In election, who Has EC8 Copies During an Election?
1. Presiding Officer (PO)
Completes Form EC8A at the Polling Unit (PU) after counting.
Keeps one official copy for INEC records.
2. Party Agents (ALL Parties Present)
Each accredited party agent at the polling unit is entitled to a signed copy of EC8A.
This is crucial for transparency and later verification.
3. Polling Unit (Public Display)
One copy of EC8A is pasted at the polling unit immediately.
This allows:
Voters
Observers
Journalists
to see the results publicly.

4. INEC Officials at Collation Levels
Different EC8 forms exist for higher levels:
Level
Polling Unit EC8A
Ward EC8B
Local Government EC8C
State EC8D
National EC8E

As you may observe, the EC8 form is well documented and severally duplicated. Any party claiming otherwise is either playing to the gallery or unserious to start with.
If you photoshop EC8 claiming it was changed, you have to produce original that aligns with what everyone else has. Naturally, as the true winner, you should have majority of proof and overwhelming evidence on your side, not just threat to judges and boasts to burn down the state and kill people. You gerrit?

Like i said, mandatory e transmission is not practicable. Some communities and polling stations don't have access to such facility. Please, be reasonable.

i have helped you attach what an EC8 form looks like.

gidgiddy:
Nigeria has 30 APC Governors? Has that made Nigeria a better place in anyway? Has that improved the life of the common man in anyway?

It's a Clarion call for you to wake up to reality and smell what the Jagaban is cooking.

Don't tell them Mr. Let them keep asking for e transmission. They think it's bacteria that'll vote on the e transmission, not we Nigerians.

Any defector should first be given broom to sweep 750km. There should be consequences for initial lack of thought.

It still ends in serious wailing and gnashing of teeth for the haters of Jagaban. There's no other way.
They hoped military coup would bring chaos or remove Tinubu and somehow miraculously put them.
They hoped insecurity would bring chaos or remove Tinubu and somehow miraculously put them.
They hoped America would bring chaos or remove Tinubu and somehow miraculously put them.
They hoped tax reform would bring chaos or remove Tinubu and somehow miraculously put them.
Now, they hope etransmission will bring chaos or remove Tinubu and somehow miraculously put them.

Still premium tears, but the evil spirit of pharaoh in them will still try. Their destiny is the red sea of tears.

Freshandfitpod:
The political end of wike will be sweet to see

At least, we've seen the political end of Atiku, Obi and other sore losers. Life goes on bra.

A double minded man that has been twice beaten but not shy.

donself9:
I read your comment, what do you expect me to say to someone that is whyning himself there is no Rigging

Nigeria election is good in your eye ... Fine why waste my time convincing you

Explain how manual transfer is favorable for rigging and e-transmission is not. The same ec8 or what is what is transmitted whether manual or electronic. You obviously don't understand the realities of rigging. You guys just shout rigging when you lose elections. Explain the rigging here instead of just shouting rigging at every loss. Same way you could not even bring up rigging in court up to Supreme Court level.

donself9:
when you buy chalk and board lemme know

It's ready, you only need to type and discuss intelligently.

donself9:
Have you not being following or You dont read News ... the loophole in the electoral law is electronic transmission is not mandatory, Inec can use it or decline to it

The electoral law stands with manual transfer ... which is favourable for rigging and re writing That why Nigerians are clamouring we dont want that anymore

We want E - transmission that is the logical thing we are in a Tech world

Explain how manual transfer is favorable for rigging and e-transmission is not. The same ec8 or what is what is transmitted whether manual or electronic. You obviously don't understand the realities of rigging. You guys just shout rigging when you lose elections.

donself9:
Is it only Amaechi that is losing, Was Amaechi in the ballot paper last time 2023 ...

Most you in Tinubu camp dont just have $ense no matter how myopic, the reasoning is just Myopic .. You are in power today n enjoying loopholes

No one rules forever, if Amaechi had use there time well will he be on the road today protesting ... E go soon reach Tinubu side too .. they think they will rule forever make we dey watch

What's the loophole oga?

It is much expected. When you know you are losing, you scatter everything or ask to start the game again. This is basic primary school tactics.

Let NA approve mandatory transmission now, it's still the same losers that will cry for years that their votes were not counted because it wasn't mandatorily transmitted.

classicfrank4u:
What happened to all the billions allocated to INEC?

They should be used to buy starlinks, right? Do you understand what budget is?

Omalicious1:
Yes, he must take the blame because the legislators make the law. If INEC is really independent then they should be allowed to make their law. [/b]

The Senate did not ban electronic transmission of results. They did not say elections must be rigged. They did not wake up one morning and decide to “destroy democracy.” What they did was refuse to pass a rigid, one size fits all provision that mandates real time electronic transmission from every polling unit in a country as complex as Nigeria.

And that matters.

Nigeria is not just Abuja, Lagos, or Portharcourt with strong network coverage. We have riverine communities, border villages, forests, hills, places where even making a phone call is an adventure. To pretend those realities do not exist is not progressive. It is performative.

The Senate’s position, whether people like it or not, is rooted in practical governance. They want INEC to deploy technology where it works, improve infrastructure, strengthen backups, and avoid a situation where elections are automatically invalidated because of network failure rather than the will of voters.

That is not anti democracy. That is caution.

What worries me, to be honest, is how quickly we now equate disagreement with bad faith. If you question the method, you are suddenly an enemy of the people. If you ask about logistics, security, hacking risks, or rural inclusion, you are accused of planning to rig 2027. That kind of thinking is dangerous.

Law making is not activism. It requires patience, foresight, and an understanding that laws must work for the entire country, not just the loudest voices online or at the gates of the National Assembly.

Yes, technology should be part of our elections. Absolutely. But forcing a fragile system into law without fixing the underlying problems is how you create chaos, endless litigations, and disputed outcomes.

Sometimes leadership is not about yielding to pressure. It is about taking decisions that are unpopular today but stable tomorrow.

We can demand better elections without burning down the institutions meant to deliver them.

Democracy is not weakened by debate. It is weakened when we stop thinking.

#copied

BluntCrazeMan:
Bye.

And have a great day.

I hate repeating myself.
I already answered you multiple times

Nope, you never did. You've only been repeating the same thing for those who don't want to think.

Never make a foolish vow, even the holy book says this.

We heard this yesterday na. Make una contribute buy star links for corpers for non negotiable transmission. Corper allowee no fit run am.

Jagaban on the mandate. Don't play
40% increase in the Consolidated Academic Allowance. UNPRECEDENTED.
If e easy, run am.

dometome:
I do not live in Lagos. You know you are talking crap

Lolz, you conveniently left the two questions.

dometome:
there are banks in hose places, Boko haram does tiktok live in those places

Where are those places? People just sit in Lagos and type. Have you traveled Nigeria before?

manuelkel:
I ask you question you dey talk another thing.

Because your question is pointless to us. Should there be power failure, joblessness, insecurity or even disasters?

Na wa oh. Drama no dey finish? Does anyone need to go to court to know this? Just burning money.

MIKOLOWISKA:
which wan is rice gala malt and amala?

To cool down stress, not to sway votes.

BluntCrazeMan:
I'm done explaining.
Thanks

Lolz, you don't have the answers. Keep misleading those who don't want to think.

We don't want such kind of people to corrupt our people here please. Which one is boiled eggs?

dometome:
are you saying that prompt transmission of electoral result is a bad thing, it's not worthy of campaigning for

Explain how you can have prompt transmission of electoral results in over 176,000 polling units across Nigeria. What happens when it's impossible in some areas? What is the cost of making sure it's possible all over Nigeria. Who bears the cost? INEC? Akpabio?

BluntCrazeMan:
If you look inside a basin filled with water, whatever you say you saw inside the basin is up to you.

What I wrote was very clear.
I finished reading what you responded, and I had to read what I wrote up there again.

Then I started asking whether you saw some other posts or comments elsewhere, and tried to interpolate them with what I wrote here.

You claimed there were no serious cybersecurity concerns. 12 million cyber attacks is not a serious cybersecurity concern? You also claimed INEC was paid. Paid what, by whom and for what?

It's wrong and mischievous from those who offered it to him. Thought they did it jokingly sha.