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Faber:Get your info right, court did not stop inec, it decided to postpone it for a better election. |
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tuoyoojo:Christians dominated state, not in cure North. Just the way East did not vote for Atiku despite being PDP stronghold so also cure North can never vote of Obi. |
panifid:The man now chased him out abi? You will wail till 2031 and by then it's time for for power shift to the north/ s/s |
tuoyoojo:The youths in the South thinks differently from the youths in the North. The nation does not starts and ends with you alone! |
bestman09:Wait for the court please. He is not until court says otherwise |
thebestprice:@DSS take note |
thebestprice:@DSS take note |
*Breaking: Court gives INEC nod to reconfigure BVAS* Vanguard News ABUJA–The Presidential Election Petiton Court, PEPC, sitting at the Court of Appeal in Abuja, on Wednesday, gave the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, the nod to reconfigure the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, BVAS, it used for the presidential election. The court, in a unanimous decision by a three-member panel of Justices, held that stopping the electoral body from reconfiguring the BVAS would adversely affect the impending Governorship and State Assembly elections. It dismissed objections that the Labour Party, LP, and its presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, raised against INEC’s move to reconfigure all the BVAS. According to the court, allowing the objections by Obi and his party, would amount to “tying the hands of the Respondent, INEC”. Besides, it noted that INEC had in an affidavit it filed before the court, assured that the accreditation data contained in the BVAS could not be tampered with or lost, as they would be stored and easily retrieved from its accredited back-end server. It further observed that neither Obi nor LP controverted the depositions in INEC’s affidavit, stressing that since such averments were not challenged, it amounted to admission by the Applicants. Nevertheless, the court ordered INEC to allow the Applicants to inspect and carry out digital forensic examination of all the electoral materials used in the conduct of the elections, as well as to avail them the Certified True Copy, of result of the physical inspection of the BVAS. The Justice Joseph Ikyegh-led panel faulted Obi and LP for repeating their request to be allowed to scan and make copies of the electoral materials in INEC’s possession. Noting that the request was earlier granted, the panel held that repeating the prayer amounted to an abuse of court process. It will be recalled that INEC had insisted that the reconfiguration of the BVAS was necessary since they would be deployed for the next round of elections. It maintained that without a prompt variation of the order the court earlier granted to Obi and the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, especially the aspect restraining it from tampering with formation contained in the BVAS, it would be difficult for it to proceed with the scheduled elections. Obi and his party had in their application marked: CA/PEC/09m/23, sought permission to be allowed to conduct physical inspection of all the BVAS that were used for the presidential poll. The Applicants, through their team of lawyers led by Dr. Onyechi Ikpeazu, SAN, said the essence of the application was to enable them to extract data embedded in the BVAS, “which represent the actual results from Polling Units”. They specifically applied for; “leave to carryout digital forensic and physical inspection of BVAS, etc”, as well as to obtain the Certified True Copy, CTC, of all the data in the BVAS. “My lords, this is to ensure that the evidence is preserved before the BVAS are reconfigured by INEC. This is because if they are wiped out, it will affect the substance of our case”, Ikpeazu, SAN, added. While opposing the application, INEC insisted that granting the request would affect its preparations for the impending Governorship and National Assembly elections. It told the court that there were a total of 176, 000 BVAS that were deployed to polling units during the presidential election. “Each polling unit has its own particular BVAS machine which we need to configure for the forthcoming elections. “It will be very difficult for us, within the period, to reconfigure the 176, 000 BVAS. “We have already stated in our affidavit that no information in the BVAS will be lost as we will transfer all the data in the BVAS to our back-end server. “We need the BVAS configured. So, granting this application will be a clog in the process and may delay the conduct of the elections”, INEC’s lead lawyer, Tanimu Inuwa, SAN, pleaded. The post Breaking: Court gives INEC nod to reconfigure BVAS appeared first on Vanguard News. Visit website |
Penguin2:List the people he visited |
*Breaking: Court gives INEC nod to reconfigure BVAS* Vanguard News ABUJA–The Presidential Election Petiton Court, PEPC, sitting at the Court of Appeal in Abuja, on Wednesday, gave the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, the nod to reconfigure the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, BVAS, it used for the presidential election. The court, in a unanimous decision by a three-member panel of Justices, held that stopping the electoral body from reconfiguring the BVAS would adversely affect the impending Governorship and State Assembly elections. It dismissed objections that the Labour Party, LP, and its presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi, raised against INEC’s move to reconfigure all the BVAS. According to the court, allowing the objections by Obi and his party, would amount to “tying the hands of the Respondent, INEC”. Besides, it noted that INEC had in an affidavit it filed before the court, assured that the accreditation data contained in the BVAS could not be tampered with or lost, as they would be stored and easily retrieved from its accredited back-end server. It further observed that neither Obi nor LP controverted the depositions in INEC’s affidavit, stressing that since such averments were not challenged, it amounted to admission by the Applicants. Nevertheless, the court ordered INEC to allow the Applicants to inspect and carry out digital forensic examination of all the electoral materials used in the conduct of the elections, as well as to avail them the Certified True Copy, of result of the physical inspection of the BVAS. The Justice Joseph Ikyegh-led panel faulted Obi and LP for repeating their request to be allowed to scan and make copies of the electoral materials in INEC’s possession. Noting that the request was earlier granted, the panel held that repeating the prayer amounted to an abuse of court process. It will be recalled that INEC had insisted that the reconfiguration of the BVAS was necessary since they would be deployed for the next round of elections. It maintained that without a prompt variation of the order the court earlier granted to Obi and the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, especially the aspect restraining it from tampering with formation contained in the BVAS, it would be difficult for it to proceed with the scheduled elections. Obi and his party had in their application marked: CA/PEC/09m/23, sought permission to be allowed to conduct physical inspection of all the BVAS that were used for the presidential poll. The Applicants, through their team of lawyers led by Dr. Onyechi Ikpeazu, SAN, said the essence of the application was to enable them to extract data embedded in the BVAS, “which represent the actual results from Polling Units”. They specifically applied for; “leave to carryout digital forensic and physical inspection of BVAS, etc”, as well as to obtain the Certified True Copy, CTC, of all the data in the BVAS. “My lords, this is to ensure that the evidence is preserved before the BVAS are reconfigured by INEC. This is because if they are wiped out, it will affect the substance of our case”, Ikpeazu, SAN, added. While opposing the application, INEC insisted that granting the request would affect its preparations for the impending Governorship and National Assembly elections. It told the court that there were a total of 176, 000 BVAS that were deployed to polling units during the presidential election. “Each polling unit has its own particular BVAS machine which we need to configure for the forthcoming elections. “It will be very difficult for us, within the period, to reconfigure the 176, 000 BVAS. “We have already stated in our affidavit that no information in the BVAS will be lost as we will transfer all the data in the BVAS to our back-end server. “We need the BVAS configured. So, granting this application will be a clog in the process and may delay the conduct of the elections”, INEC’s lead lawyer, Tanimu Inuwa, SAN, pleaded. The post Breaking: Court gives INEC nod to reconfigure BVAS appeared first on Vanguard News. |
Kingsmeal:Always stay on track, speak about the blunder. |
iCauseTrouble:The Constitution does |
Obi's Supporter Deletes Tweet About 19 States Won, ANAP Calls It False Info |
Dialpad:After Tinubu's 8years power shifts to the north. (S/S vice) |
Fahdiga:Don't you get tired? Before primary you have been saying this and that... This is how the man will be the president till 2031. |
Truthshscrazy:He won Kano? Haba! Is this the new Nigeria you proclaim? |
Idiko1:Answer his question please |
Meti99:Please list the other 5 states he got 25% that makes it 24 states. |
AbdulMagaji:Please can you list the state he won and had 25% votes cast? Thanks a bunch! |
scholarsfunding:Nigeria does not starts and ends with you people. If you don't others did. Many voted for Asiwaju, especially from the north. |
God1000:He won in Sokoto? Kebbi? Borno? Bauchi? Kastina? Yobe? |
You manage to get 25% in 16 states when you needed 25 states yet, you are claiming they stole your Mandate...😂 |
Mozino007:Fine, thank you! |
Peter Obi supporters wants INEC to obey the court order stopping Mc Oluomo and his boys from transporting INEC materials in Lagos on Election Day but they do not want Buhari to obey the Supreme Court order 🤡🤡🤡 |
Jostoman:Drop your Whatsap number let me send you the video clip |
SenatePresdo:You mean you still posed the whatsapp chat? |
"Igbos should not waste their vote on Labour Party, i see it as a waste of vote" ~ Ngige "I have carefully studied and re-studied the agenda of the Presidential Candidate of the Labour Party, Mr Peter Obi ahead of the 2023 election and found nothing other than a mere packaged deceitful strategy to deceive Nigerians. "Both Labour Party and PDP should tell Nigerians what they are coming to do that we have not done. These are bunch of PDP looters aimed at coming back to power just to continue inflicting pains on Nigerians through the instrumentality of corruption and looting. "We are talking about political structures here and Labour Party are out there spreading lies upon lies against the ruling of President Muhammadu Buhari who happens to be the best President Nigeria has ever produced. "A vote for Peter Obi based on the Nigerian political calculation is just a waste of votes and time and will definitely amount to nothing. The earlier our people realize that Peter Obi's agenda represents everything fraud and deceit, the better for them all. "Nigeria can't afford to go back to the era of looting and 419 political system again. We are progressives now and progressive we shall remain even after 2023 because Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, will take over from President Muhammadu Buhari." ~ Ngige |
Urheadmaster:Thanks, Wike inner caucus member |
Return Leg against Asiwaju... Lolz |
They come online to praise the policy. They go to the ATM queue to complain about the policy 🤣 |

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