Politics › Re: We Want “Electronic Transmission” -- Not Just Uploading Photographs Of Results by Image123(m): 10:54am On Feb 09 |
The cries of drowning man clutching at straws. What people don't realize is that even if it's Obi and Atiku counting the votes and uploading, they will still lose woefully. They probably know sha, hence why they are crying hopelessly over this. |
Politics › Re: Enugu State Records ₦406.7 Billion IGR In 2025, Targets ₦870Billion In 2026 by Image123(m): 7:26am On Feb 09 |
Samirana360: Gov MBA will continue to press the next of the people with taxes to achieve yhis There's a set tax rate by law. No one is increasing taxes or pressing necks. Be educated. |
Politics › Re: Enugu State Records ₦406.7 Billion IGR In 2025, Targets ₦870Billion In 2026 by Image123(m): 7:25am On Feb 09 |
That's progress. The kind of news we want to hear from the SE. |
Politics › Re: No Network In 9 States’ – Akpabio Justifies Senate Decision by Image123(m): 7:19am On Feb 09 |
7arrows: I don't know why they are so scared. I thought tinubu bought the entire nation with his good governance. Make una dey deceive self. Stupid mandate. Being scared is different from being real. You can't continuously do the same thing and expect different results. What happened with BVAS the last elections is what you are clamoring for in multiple folds by asking for MANDATORY transmission. That's aside cybersecurity threat issues. |
Politics › Re: No Network In 9 States’ – Akpabio Justifies Senate Decision by Image123(m): 7:17am On Feb 09 |
Omalicious1: ...and as a typical Nigerian politician, he shifts the blame to INEC and insecurity...OK, so INEC over to you. What amazes me is that those 9 states have governors, Senators, and House of Rep members...wtf are they doing about the network? Is he supposed to take the blame? Is INEC not supposed to be independent? Is he to transfer money to INEC to get internet in all over 176000 polling units for mandatory transmission? |
Politics › Re: No Network In 9 States’ – Akpabio Justifies Senate Decision by Image123(m): 7:14am On Feb 09 |
ifinger: Akpabio Mr off the mic ole ‼️ no network but their are banks working in that state? Thetebare prepaid metre? Thunder ⚡ 🔥 u master rigger How many banks dear, we have over 176000 polling units. Some of these places don't have ordinary water or electricity. |
Politics › Re: No Network In 9 States’ – Akpabio Justifies Senate Decision by Image123(m): 7:13am On Feb 09 |
Alex80s: They are afraid of conducting free and election ,yet they claim that Obi can't win election Transmission of results has little to do with free and fair. That i can view livescores doesn't mean the match officiating is free and fair. Get real. |
Politics › Re: Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Must Be Mandatory - NBA To NASS by Image123(m): 5:37am On Feb 09 |
234Love: You are not correct. In the last election it was not mandatory. A lot of polling units did not transmit the results because they did not have to. All we are saying is make it mandatory so everybody is doing the same thing. It has been explained here many times that network is not an issue. The law does not say network is required. All that is required is to just take a picture and upload it. Why is this a problem? Reason why i said If it's your explanation, the last elections already have that. Results were uploaded in the last election. Mandatory etransmission clamoured for is real time or what we call live. How do you upload or transmit without network? By prayer? |
Politics › Re: Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Must Be Mandatory - NBA To NASS by Image123(m): 5:31am On Feb 09 |
manuelkel: So why would network fail? Does network fail, i think that is the realistic question we should ask. What would happen when network fails? You go to court? |
Politics › Re: E-Transmission Of Results: Senate’s Decision Is Self Serving - Afenifere by Image123(m): 4:56pm On Feb 08 |
YourKarma: If they born your jagaban well, let him push for electronic transmission. You might be enjoying this whole shitstorm because you feel it favours your candidate but don't complain after the tenure of your candidate when another president would use it against y'all.
Remember how it went during the PDP days Use what? As of early 2025, approximately 45.4% to 48.8% of the Nigerian population has access to the internet, translating to over 107 million to 140 million active users. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IT.NET.USER.ZS?locations=NGAs of early 2026, mobile network coverage in Nigeria is approximately 85% to over 90% of the population. Approximately 27 million Nigerians live in areas that lack access to telecommunications infrastructure. How does it favour anyone, apart from unverified accusations? Who rigged most in the last elections? The same you claiming rigging will still claim that Tinubu won the elections because of tribalism, and elections have consequences. How do you manage to sanely straddle the two? Your candidates lost the elections fair and square, Tinubu who you claim to be my candidate, was the least favoured. He won against all odds. |
Politics › Re: Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Must Be Mandatory - NBA To NASS by Image123(m): 4:51pm On Feb 08 |
Ofunaofu: So instead of fixing network gaps and building backups, your solution is to preserve a system that has enabled result tampering for decades?
Electronic transmission doesn’t disenfranchise voters, poor planning and bad faith do. As of early 2025, approximately 45.4% to 48.8% of the Nigerian population has access to the internet, translating to over 107 million to 140 million active users. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IT.NET.USER.ZS?locations=NGAs of early 2026, mobile network coverage in Nigeria is approximately 85% to over 90% of the population. Approximately 27 million Nigerians live in areas that lack access to telecommunications infrastructure. Who will fix these network gaps before next elections, INEC, Tinubu or APC? |
Politics › Re: Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Must Be Mandatory - NBA To NASS by Image123(m): 4:49pm On Feb 08 |
234Love: Please help call on INEC to educate the masses. Nobody will be disenfranchised. Nothing will happen when network fails. The results will not disappear. They will remain inside the device until it’s taken to the collation center where there is network. At the collation center the results can then be uploaded. This is not worse than we have today where the same result is taken to the collation center. Please help educate people or call on INEC to do a better job. This is so simple and I don’t understand why INEC is not able to explain this to our people As of early 2025, approximately 45.4% to 48.8% of the Nigerian population has access to the internet, translating to over 107 million to 140 million active users. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IT.NET.USER.ZS?locations=NGAs of early 2026, mobile network coverage in Nigeria is approximately 85% to over 90% of the population. Approximately 27 million Nigerians live in areas that lack access to telecommunications infrastructure. You are asking for mandatory e-transmission of results. Don't you understand what that means? If it's your explanation, the last elections already have that. They uploaded results later. The results didn't disappear. What the people protesting are asking for is to see the results in real time online, from the polling units. They feel it changes somehow.  |
Politics › Re: Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Must Be Mandatory - NBA To NASS by Image123(m): 4:45pm On Feb 08 |
nwakibie3: When has all the 3 major networks we have in Nigeria fail at the same time? It has never happened and it won't happen. As of early 2025, approximately 45.4% to 48.8% of the Nigerian population has access to the internet, translating to over 107 million to 140 million active users. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/IT.NET.USER.ZS?locations=NGAs of early 2026, mobile network coverage in Nigeria is approximately 85% to over 90% of the population. Approximately 27 million Nigerians live in areas that lack access to telecommunications infrastructure. Kindly produce facts that negate these. |
Politics › Re: Sanwo-olu Hosts Guinness World Record Holder Kanyeyachukwu Tagbo-okeke! by Image123(m): 4:36pm On Feb 08 |
So nobody has found out yet? The record is the largest painting on canvas by an individual. |
Travel › Re: Update On Sokoto-Badagry Super Highway From Sokoto Section by Image123(m): 3:51pm On Feb 08 |
i should leave this and vote ADC? When i am not cursed by both God and satan. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Should Born Again Christians Have Tattoos And Dreadlocks? by Image123(m): 2:43pm On Feb 08 |
funnyDM: Isaiah 44:5 (KJV): One shall say, I am the LORD’s; and another shall call himself by the name of Jacob; and another shall subscribe with his hand unto the LORD, and surname himself by the name of Israel.
What is your problem with it? Funny guys. What's your problem with the Leviticus passage that some have quoted? |
Politics › Re: Nigerians React As Tinubu Spends 23 Days On Foreign Trips In January by Image123(m): 2:35pm On Feb 08 |
Does his staying in Nigeria solve the wailers problems? These are still the same people that will gnash their teeth in pain that they've not seen or heard the president. |
Politics › Re: Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Must Be Mandatory - NBA To NASS by Image123(m): 2:32pm On Feb 08 |
Ofunaofu: I want to ask: what is your problem with mandatory electronic transmission of election results from polling units?
Why are you vehemently against it? No one is vehemently against it, just logically and reasonably asking why you want millions of voters disenfranchised so badly. We have 176,974 polling units in Nigeria. When network fails, you will still be the one to wail exceedingly. |
Politics › Re: Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Must Be Mandatory - NBA To NASS by Image123(m): 2:26pm On Feb 08 |
And when did NBA start making laws? |
Politics › Re: IPOB Cancels Sit-At-Home Order Following Directive From Nnamdi Kanu (Video) by Image123(m): 1:58pm On Feb 08 |
Many thanks to Soludo, who stood his ground. Bring up this solution, not that spineless perennial third-place latecomer. |
Christianity Etc › Re: Should Born Again Christians Have Tattoos And Dreadlocks? by Image123(m): 10:10am On Feb 08 |
The lines become more blurry, yet no genuine repentance and revival to back them up. |
Politics › Re: E-Transmission Of Results: Senate’s Decision Is Self Serving - Afenifere by Image123(m): 8:55am On Feb 08 |
YourKarma: If they born your jagaban well, let him push for electronic transmission. You might be enjoying this whole shitstorm because you feel it favours your candidate but don't complain after the tenure of your candidate when another president would use it against y'all.
Remember how it went during the PDP days He's not illogical or unreasonable to disenfranchise millions of people because he wants to win. When he wins, you will cry and throw tantrums and threats as usual. Make sure not to get an heart attack or hbp. |
Politics › Re: Update On Calabar Section Of Lagos- Calabar Costal Highway (Video) by Image123(m): 8:48pm On Feb 07 |
Bro, you can't easily wake up people who are pretending to sleep. |
Sports › Re: 'You’re Not Ambitious’ – Gaye Slams Ademola Lookman For Joining Atletico Madrid by Image123(m): 5:30pm On Feb 07 |
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Politics › Re: E-Transmission Of Results: Senate’s Decision Is Self Serving - Afenifere by Image123(m): 5:21pm On Feb 07 |
Do these folks really think that real time transmission of results stops the Jagaban from winning? |
Sports › Re: 'You’re Not Ambitious’ – Gaye Slams Ademola Lookman For Joining Atletico Madrid by Image123(m): 2:42pm On Feb 07 |
Who is Gaye and what has he achieved in life? |
Politics › Re: Insecurity - Tinubu Asked Jonathan To Resign (Throwback) by Image123(m): 2:39pm On Feb 07 |
Did he resign? |
Politics › Re: US Lawmaker Criticises Fg’s $9m Lobbying Deal, Officials Have Culture Of Denial by Image123(m): 1:07pm On Feb 07 |
No vex bros. Na Peter Him Tu Lie them they try cope with. |
Politics › Re: Inside Details Of Nigeria’s Military Partnership With The US by Image123(m): 1:04pm On Feb 07 |
The same people who cried and prayed for Trump intervention will wail bitterly over the coming. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 12:48pm On Feb 07 |
princeade86: see, suit urself and safe urself from stress u giving urself. better. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 11:19am On Feb 07 |
TimiofAbuja: Neither do villagers know about the decisions their representative made. The few internet warriors that know whose were supposed to be heard went silent And whatever this means justifies disenfranchising millions of villagers? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Not Ready For Real-time Transmission Of Election Results – Shagari by Image123(m): 11:17am On Feb 07 |
princeade86: then tell that to ur government because they know the game they playing. Thank u. ✌️ So getting internet into every village is a game to you? i really miss credible and sensible opposition alternatives. It's same way the current minister of communications was making all sort of noise when he was opposing the government. |