₦airaland Forum

Zincfingers:
And clerics like Oyedepo isn't helping matters too.
Oyedepo and the MURIC clown must be relegated .

The rise of pentecostalism in the SW is also a problem ( my father is even a pastor) So they now manipulate them to achieve their aim .
They projected Pandora as a Christian candidate in the SW.

PS

Zincfingers:
Read about the curse of Alaafin Aole.
By the way, Yoruba elders( not fools like Obj and Adebanjo ) must do something ASAP. Our religious differences in the SW are being exploited by devilish people

Sammy07:
Y'all correct.
And another thing.
Many things and factors are against Tinubu.

Economy
Religion
APC itself
Naira crisis
Etc

JohnnA1:
Honestly, Yorubas need to WAKE UP, and kick into survival instinct mode.
We can't continue to harbour enemies in our midst.

MuchAdo:
You are right o.

That's why we are better off in one united Nigeria than our own independent country.

All those Yoruba nation crooners are all clowns.

Penguin2:
Fantastic…

Now, what does the law say when any of the procedures stipulated by law is not fulfilled under whatever guise?

And what evidence has INEC shown that their server was under attack?

Tenses:
Not true. Yoruba are enlightened people. They no what is good and what is bad. The only problem there is that there is no middle class. We have the educated and the very stupid uneducated. We have the rich and the very wretched poverty laden ones.

Their leaders have to work real hard to close the gaps.

Yamiriflathead:
Make we see whether them go redress am
But If tinubu say e wan pamper ibos and woke yorubas like he did as governor, I and many others will join the ibos to ridicule them when he loses Lagos and the Next presidential elections.
If u really check this thing well, u go Sabi say na ibos really understand politics pass but their arrogance and pride never allow them form formidable alliance with North. If that had happened with Atiku/obi ticket, yorubas would have been relegated from National politics in like the next 20yrs

Gobengroup:
Kyase
Any update on Abj chief?

Penguin2:
How did INEC conduct Anambra, Ekiti and Osun elections?

Results were collated manually but before then all them were already visible on the IReV.

True or not?

SenecaTheYonger:
So because it’s manual that means it should not be accurate right?

What does manual mean to you? That you can just put rubbish figures and call it a day?

Don’t worry, you will see the fight you’re looking for.

KanwuliaExtra:
The can say whatever they want to say.
Just like others have the right to challenge them.

Evidence PLENTY!

KanwuliaExtra:
WHY SPEND ALL THAT EXPLOSIVE BUDGET FOR BVAS?

They could have used THE USUAL MANUAL VOTING TECHNIQUE. . .

Pure rubbish!

You think Nigerians went to get PVCs to do MANUAL VOTING?

Ridiculous.

KanwuliaExtra:
After uploading, . . . Not before!
When uploading comes last, all na “cookery”!

“The implication of this is that the collation process of results is still essentially manual, but the collation officer must collate subject to his verification and confirmation that the number of accredited voters stated on the collated result are correct and consistent with the number of accredited voters recorded and transmitted directly from polling units.”

He explained that while the collation of results would “essentially” be done manually, where there was a dispute regarding a collated result or the result from any polling unit, the collation or returning officer would use the original of the disputed collated result, accreditation data from the BVAS device and the results transmitted directly from the polling unit to determine the correctness of the result.

The Independent National Electoral Commission has said the collation of results of the 2023 general elections will be done manually despite the adoption of electronic transmission of results.

INEC’s National Commissioner and Chairman of its Information and Voter Education Committee, Festus Okoye, stressed that the commission would transmit results from polling units to its result-viewing portal, IReV, as witnessed in recent elections, but that the Electoral Act was clear on how collation should be done.

Okoye said in an interview with our correspondent on Saturday, “There is a marked difference between the transfer/transmission of results and the collation of results. Section 50(2) of the Electoral Act, 2022 gives the commission the absolute discretion to determine the mode and procedure of voting in an election and the transmission of election results.

“Sections 60 and 62 of the Electoral Act govern post-election procedure and collation of election results. Section 60(1) of the Act provides that the presiding officer shall, after counting the votes at a polling unit, enter the votes scored by each candidate in a form to be prescribed by the commission

Section 60(5) of the Act makes it mandatory that the presiding officer shall transfer the results, including total number of accredited voters and the results of the ballot in a manner prescribed by the commission. Thereafter, the presiding officer shall after recording and announcing the results deliver the same along with election materials under security and accompanied by the candidates or their polling agents, where available to such person as may be prescribed by the commission.

“The implication of this is that the collation process of results is still essentially manual, but the collation officer must collate subject to his verification and confirmation that the number of accredited voters stated on the collated result are correct and consistent with the number of accredited voters recorded and transmitted directly from polling units.”

He explained that while the collation of results would “essentially” be done manually, where there was a dispute regarding a collated result or the result from any polling unit, the collation or returning officer would use the original of the disputed collated result, accreditation data from the BVAS device and the results transmitted directly from the polling unit to determine the correctness of the result.

PureMe01:
Calm down. Plateau has been announced. Obi no get reach 400k. I'm OBIdient but I don't like false hopes bro

Flathead8:
Abeg pls check

Flathead8:
How many states have been announced so far by INEC?

Flathead8:
Man u said it!! Big respect

I remember thinking u were mad when u were saying it, I never thought Tinubu could win Benue. I'm glad people have woke up to reality!

Politicians most work now

femisplash:
Nice one bro. Does Sani Uba stand a chance?

femisplash:
Bruv, Big ups to Benue!. I doubted it at first but started having the belief when you were so sure about it last week. You were so consistent and the conviction was very clear 💪

JagabanBorgu:
The Tivs did this one.

senatordave1:
Atiku fails to make 25%

Svoboda:
You and Garfield1 are so well grounded and well informed.

Svoboda:
This is nice

Congrats

donphilopus:
You said it man. You too much abeg.

Tinubu should win thirteen states, Obi thirteen too while Atiku and Kwankwaso will get ten and one states respectively.

duro4chang:
We told them

basilo102:
All we are saying, let PU results be uploaded. Whoever wins no wahala