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tunjiajayi:PDP is not talking about voting electronically. One of the issues under contention includes number of accredited voters. The PDP is arguing that number of votes in some states did not tally with accredited voters hence the need to prove that through the server. |
aewhydot:Where did I say that? Or you want me to say so? No, I can't be that intellectually lazy. Please, erase that imagination from your mind. Thanks. |
surevik:Don't mind INEC. Seems INEC wants to protect APC from judicial defeat by PDP. |
serialkilla:YES. I love knowledge. ![]() |
Everything that happens has effect on man. It is a matter of how the man responds to the action, positively or negatively. |
INEC Statement On Card Reader Demonstration The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Monday, 09th March 2015, met to consider field reports from the public demonstration of Smart Card Readers (SCRs) conducted in 12 states on Saturday, March 07th 2015. The states were Rivers and Delta (South-South), Kano and Kebbi (North-West), Anambra and Ebonyi (South East), Ekiti and Lagos (South West), Bauchi and Taraba (North East) as well as Niger and Nasarawa (North Central). The Commission observed that its decision to deploy SCRs for the 2015 general elections have FOUR main objectives, namely: (i) To verify Permanent Voter cards (PVCs) presented by voters at polling units and ensure that they are genuine, INEC-issued (not cloned) cards. From the reports on Saturday’s exercise, this objective was achieved 100 per cent. (ii) To biometrically authenticate the person who presents a PVC at the polling unit and ensure that he/she is the legitimate holder of the card. In this regard, there were a few issues in some states during the public demonstration. Overall, 59% of voters who turned out for the demonstration had their fingerprints successfully authenticated. But the Commission, in agreement with registered political parties, had provided in the approved Guidelines for the conduct of the 2015 elections that where biometric authentication of a legitimate holder of a genuine PVC becomes challenging, there could be physical authentication of the person and completion of an Incident Form, to allow the person to vote. (iii) The SCRs provide disaggregated data of accredited voters in male/female and elderly/youth categories – a disaggregation that is vital for research and planning purposes, but which INEC until now had been unable to achieve. The demonstration on Saturday fully served this objective. (iv) The Smart Card Reader sends the data of all accredited voters to INEC’s central server, equipping the Commission to be able to audit figures subsequently filed by polling officials at the PU and, thereby, be able to determine if fraudulent alterations were made. The public demonstration also succeeded wholly in this regard. The Commission nevertheless took a serious view of the high rate of the SCRs’ failure to authenticate voters’ fingerprints in some areas, particularly in Ebonyi State, and has decided to thoroughly investigate the cause; as well as repeat the public demonstration in that state. This demonstration will be conducted in the particular Registration Area involved in the last exercise, namely Izzi Unuhu (Abakaliki Local Government Area); as well as in Ibii/Oziza Registration Area (Afikpo North LGA). The repeat demonstration will be on Saturday, March 14th2015. INEC is satisfied that the use of SCRs in the 2015 general elections will add tremendous transparency and credibility to the accreditation process on Election Day. The Commission hereby reassures the public that it will do everything necessary to ensure that the processes of the elections are seamless, free, fair, credible and peaceful. Kayode Robert Idowu Chief Press Secretary to INEC Chairman 10th March 2015. Source: https://inecnigeria.org/news-all/inec-statement-on-card-reader-demonstration/ Conclusion: Smart Card readers work with the INEC server. Without central server, the smart card readers will not function and will be useless. If the 2019 presidential elections was conducted with smart card readers then there is a server. In addition, I recall that INEC budgeted the sum of N220million for INEC server maintenance during the 2019 elections which was duly approved by the FG. So, INEC where is your server? |
INEC Statement On Card Reader Demonstration The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Monday, 09th March 2015, met to consider field reports from the public demonstration of Smart Card Readers (SCRs) conducted in 12 states on Saturday, March 07th 2015. The states were Rivers and Delta (South-South), Kano and Kebbi (North-West), Anambra and Ebonyi (South East), Ekiti and Lagos (South West), Bauchi and Taraba (North East) as well as Niger and Nasarawa (North Central). The Commission observed that its decision to deploy SCRs for the 2015 general elections have FOUR main objectives, namely: (i) To verify Permanent Voter cards (PVCs) presented by voters at polling units and ensure that they are genuine, INEC-issued (not cloned) cards. From the reports on Saturday’s exercise, this objective was achieved 100 per cent. (ii) To biometrically authenticate the person who presents a PVC at the polling unit and ensure that he/she is the legitimate holder of the card. In this regard, there were a few issues in some states during the public demonstration. Overall, 59% of voters who turned out for the demonstration had their fingerprints successfully authenticated. But the Commission, in agreement with registered political parties, had provided in the approved Guidelines for the conduct of the 2015 elections that where biometric authentication of a legitimate holder of a genuine PVC becomes challenging, there could be physical authentication of the person and completion of an Incident Form, to allow the person to vote. (iii) The SCRs provide disaggregated data of accredited voters in male/female and elderly/youth categories – a disaggregation that is vital for research and planning purposes, but which INEC until now had been unable to achieve. The demonstration on Saturday fully served this objective. (iv) The SCR sends the data of all accredited voters to INEC’s central server, equipping the Commission to be able to audit figures subsequently filed by polling officials at the PU and, thereby, be able to determine if fraudulent alterations were made. The public demonstration also succeeded wholly in this regard. The Commission nevertheless took a serious view of the high rate of the SCRs’ failure to authenticate voters’ fingerprints in some areas, particularly in Ebonyi State, and has decided to thoroughly investigate the cause; as well as repeat the public demonstration in that state. This demonstration will be conducted in the particular Registration Area involved in the last exercise, namely Izzi Unuhu (Abakaliki Local Government Area); as well as in Ibii/Oziza Registration Area (Afikpo North LGA). The repeat demonstration will be on Saturday, March 14th2015. INEC is satisfied that the use of SCRs in the 2015 general elections will add tremendous transparency and credibility to the accreditation process on Election Day. The Commission hereby reassures the public that it will do everything necessary to ensure that the processes of the elections are seamless, free, fair, credible and peaceful. Kayode Robert Idowu Chief Press Secretary to INEC Chairman 10th March 2015. Source: https://inecnigeria.org/news-all/inec-statement-on-card-reader-demonstration/ Conclusion: Smart Card readers work with the INEC server. Without central server, the smart card readers will not function and will be useless. If the 2019 presidential elections was conducted with smart card readers then there is a server. In addition, I recall that INEC budgeted the sum of N220million for INEC server maintenance during the 2019 elections which was duly approved by the FG. So, INEC where is your server? |
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olaBC007:You are very right, bro. |
Nigeria is suffering from all the forms of corruption: Tribal corruption. Religious corruption Ethnic corruption Financial corruption Political corruption The person at the helm of affairs must be free from all these forms of corruption, else the fight against corruption will NEVER succeed. |
Very Funny. Thieves assembled to discuss how to arrest other thieves not in their party. ![]() |
The spirit of IBERIBERISM must be quashed by all means. ![]() |
The mace thief has been crowned king in the same chamber?. Hollow chamber indeed! ![]() |
The man don go fuvck evil spirit. ![]() |
Legislative assembly should be on part time basis and no constituency development fund for the legislatures. |
gigfx:Yes o. Over to Mr Market to do his thing. ![]() |
gigfx:I still hold that USDCAD will hit 1.3400/1.3500 before anything else. |
Oh, I love this! I wouldn't mind joining him on this adventure. ![]() |
exclusive87:See you. You did not read post.. C4C is different Atiku's petition. Atiku's petition gather weight gann. No shaking for the atikulateds. ![]() |
ShhItsPablo:Why do you want to pour fuel into fire wey don quench na? Easy bro. Nobody holy pass o. ![]() |
BuhariAdvocate:Where is the correct one? |
If in 8 years of marriage, you have only one child of 4 years old, don't you think this could give her psychological torture hence her behaviour? |
I don't think the church authorised this. Some greedy and misfit priests did this. |
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Up Coach Iberiberism. ![]() |
The cabal is busy cooking the list for him. ![]() |
vicky94:Never test the depth of a river with your 2 feet. Always be suspicious. |
It is not whether you’re right or wrong that is important, but how much money you make when you’re right and how much you lose when you are wrong …….. George Soros Happy weekend, bnsitl. |
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