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The cleanest roads in Nigeria are in Akwaibom. You don't hear them making noise for what should be the minimum service standards to the people of the state.

Vikkie14:
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, noted Kim Jong Un.


Photos from the event were published by the state agency KCNA.

With all the sanctions, North Korea is excellently developed than a country without sanctions like Nigeria.

iPhone is now selling Colors of phone. They both have similar functions except one or two

Emmalez:
It’s a moment of celebration for Nollywood star Tonto Dikeh as her son, King Andre, marks another year today.


https://www.reporl?m=1

Tonto is a testament that if you leave your husband, the people you think are better outside will just be turning you doggy and missionary style only and nothing else. That was why she ran back

I don launch my own. This is the movement

The great escape! The guy carried out a Last minute self check to be sure he was doing the right thing

With some input, I asked chatgpt and below is response

Below are structured, concrete, operational recommendations for independent election observers regarding BVAS (Bimodal Voter Accreditation System) oversight in Nigeria.

1. Pre-Election Transparency Requirements (Before Election Day)
Independent observers should formally request:

A. BVAS Infrastructure Disclosure (Without Compromising Security)

INEC should disclose to accredited observers:
Number of primary and backup BVAS servers
Whether hosting is on-premise or cloud-based
Identity of hosting provider (if outsourced)
Data redundancy architecture (failover locations)
Cybersecurity audit certification (independent audit report summary)
Note: Exact server IP addresses or security-sensitive details should not be public, but observers can verify them confidentially.

B. BVAS Website & Backend Governance Transparency

Observers should request:
List of authorized system administrators (roles, not personal data)
Change-log records (who made updates, timestamped)
Deployment audit trail for election-day updates
Version history of BVAS and IReV software
Critical safeguard:
All backend changes should be frozen 72 hours before election.
Any emergency change must be logged and observer-notified.

C. Public Zero-State Verification Protocol

If the BVAS collation portal shows "zero results" before uploads:
Observers should:
Capture timestamped screenshots.
Compare backend logs to confirm no hidden uploads exist.
Demand hash-based verification of uploaded files.
A public cryptographic hash verification system would increase trust.

2. Election Day Monitoring Framework

A. BVAS Server Room Monitoring
Independent observers should:
Deploy IT audit teams physically present at:
National Data Center
Backup Data Center
Monitor:
Access control logs
Power redundancy systems
Network traffic spikes
Any manual database interventions
Critical:
Access to server room should require dual authorization.
All physical access should be logged and observer-witnessed.

B. BVAS Upload Point Monitoring

At upload locations:
Observers should:
Record upload time per polling unit
Verify polling unit code matches BVAS device ID
Confirm file hash consistency before and after upload
Document network failure incidents
Upload anomaly tracking matrix:
Polling Unit
Upload Time
Network Provider
Delay
Observer Notes

C. Monitoring Network Providers

Since BVAS depends on telecom infrastructure:
Observers should:
Document which telecom provider services each LGA
Track network downtime periods
Compare downtime reports with telecom provider logs
Identify geographic patterns of connectivity failure
If network failure disproportionately affects specific regions, it must be documented for post-election review.

D. Polling Booth Monitoring

Observers should verify:
BVAS accreditation success rate
Manual override frequency
Biometric failure rates
Incident report forms
Any manual accreditation override should:
Be logged
Be signed by party agents
Be photographed and documented

E. Collation Center Monitoring

At Ward, LGA, and State collation centers:
Observers should:
Compare Form EC8A (polling unit result) with BVAS upload
Confirm image uploads match physical result sheets
Record collation start and end time
Document any result alteration objections
Observers should also:
Record when results arrive before BVAS upload (red flag scenario).

3. Real-Time Transparency Recommendations

INEC should implement:

A. Live Audit Dashboard

Public-facing dashboard showing:
Total polling units
Total units uploaded
Upload progress percentage
Timestamp of last update

B. Independent Parallel Tech Audit
Organizations
Could conduct independent:
Cybersecurity penetration testing
Post-election forensic IT audit
Upload integrity verification

4. Post-Election Forensic Audit Framework

Observers should demand:
Complete BVAS device log extraction
Full upload audit trail
Database change history
Network latency logs
Server downtime report
An independent forensic IT team should verify:
No post-upload file manipulation
No result replacement
No backdated entries

5. Risk-Based Monitoring Model

High-risk areas (based on historical disputes) should receive:
Extra observers
Live upload tracking
Redundancy documentation
Immediate incident reporting hotline

6. Structural Recommendations to INEC

Publish a simplified BVAS technical whitepaper.
Engage third-party cybersecurity firms pre-election.
Establish independent tech oversight committee.
Provide observer access to server audit logs (under NDA).
Implement blockchain-style result immutability (hash verification).

Summary: What Observers Should Actively Monitor
✔ Server rooms
✔ Upload points
✔ Network providers
✔ Polling booths
✔ Collation centers
✔ Backend admin access
✔ Website zero-state verification
✔ Change logs
✔ Downtime logs

She is not far off.

[quote author=jesusjnr2t=138468965]John 3:16 (KJV)

[color=#990000]"F] (KJV)[/quote]Love is found with your neighbor.

Love your neighbor as yourself.

Your relocation is verbal and not documented? You are probably being set up for disappearance.

No one is talking about this part of the Elections, so with some input, I asked what Independent observers can do to monitor the BVAS system and website. Below are recommendations:

1. Pre-Election Transparency Requirements (Before Election Day)
Independent observers should formally request:

A. BVAS Infrastructure Disclosure (Without Compromising Security)

INEC should disclose to accredited observers:
Number of primary and backup BVAS servers
Whether hosting is on-premise or cloud-based
Identity of hosting provider (if outsourced)
Data redundancy architecture (failover locations)
Cybersecurity audit certification (independent audit report summary)
Note: Exact server IP addresses or security-sensitive details should not be public, but observers can verify them confidentially.

B. BVAS Website & Backend Governance Transparency

Observers should request:
List of authorized system administrators (roles, not personal data)
Change-log records (who made updates, timestamped)
Deployment audit trail for election-day updates
Version history of BVAS and IReV software
Critical safeguard:
All backend changes should be frozen 72 hours before election.
Any emergency change must be logged and observer-notified.

C. Public Zero-State Verification Protocol

If the BVAS collation portal shows "zero results" before uploads:
Observers should:
Capture timestamped screenshots.
Compare backend logs to confirm no hidden uploads exist.
Demand hash-based verification of uploaded files.
A public cryptographic hash verification system would increase trust.
2. Election Day Monitoring Framework

A. BVAS Server Room Monitoring

Independent observers should:
Deploy IT audit teams physically present at:
National Data Center
Backup Data Center
Monitor:
Access control logs
Power redundancy systems
Network traffic spikes
Any manual database interventions
Critical:
Access to server room should require dual authorization.
All physical access should be logged and observer-witnessed.

B. BVAS Upload Point Monitoring

At upload locations:
Observers should:
Record upload time per polling unit
Verify polling unit code matches BVAS device ID
Confirm file hash consistency before and after upload
Document network failure incidents
Upload anomaly tracking matrix:
Polling Unit
Upload Time
Network Provider
Delay
Observer Notes

C. Monitoring Network Providers

Since BVAS depends on telecom infrastructure:
Observers should:
Document which telecom provider services each LGA
Track network downtime periods
Compare downtime reports with telecom provider logs
Identify geographic patterns of connectivity failure
If network failure disproportionately affects specific regions, it must be documented for post-election review.

D. Polling Booth Monitoring

Observers should verify:
BVAS accreditation success rate
Manual override frequency
Biometric failure rates
Incident report forms
Any manual accreditation override should:
Be logged
Be signed by party agents
Be photographed and documented

E. Collation Center Monitoring

At Ward, LGA, and State collation centers:
Observers should:
Compare Form EC8A (polling unit result) with BVAS upload
Confirm image uploads match physical result sheets
Record collation start and end time
Document any result alteration objections
Observers should also:
Record when results arrive before BVAS upload (red flag scenario).

3. Real-Time Transparency Recommendations

INEC should implement:
A. Live Audit Dashboard

Public-facing dashboard showing:
Total polling units
Total units uploaded
Upload progress percentage
Timestamp of last update

B. Independent Parallel Tech Audit
Organizations

Could conduct independent:
Cybersecurity penetration testing
Post-election forensic IT audit
Upload integrity verification

4. Post-Election Forensic Audit Framework

Observers should demand:
Complete BVAS device log extraction
Full upload audit trail
Database change history
Network latency logs
Server downtime report
An independent forensic IT team should verify:
No post-upload file manipulation
No result replacement
No backdated entries

5. Risk-Based Monitoring Model

High-risk areas (based on historical disputes) should receive:
Extra observers
Live upload tracking
Redundancy documentation
Immediate incident reporting hotline

6. Structural Recommendations to INEC

Publish a simplified BVAS technical whitepaper.
Engage third-party cybersecurity firms pre-election.
Establish independent tech oversight committee.
Provide observer access to server audit logs (under NDA).
Implement blockchain-style result immutability (hash verification).

Summary: What Observers Should Actively Monitor
✔ Server rooms
✔ Upload points
✔ Network providers
✔ Polling booths
✔ Collation centers
✔ Backend admin access
✔ Website zero-state verification
✔ Change logs
✔ Downtime logs

No independent observers are currently talking about how to monitor INEC BVAS system so I ask chatgpt got for recommendations: below are suggestions

1. Pre-Election Transparency Requirements (Before Election Day)
Independent observers should formally request:
A. BVAS Infrastructure Disclosure (Without Compromising Security)
INEC should disclose to accredited observers:
Number of primary and backup BVAS servers
Whether hosting is on-premise or cloud-based
Identity of hosting provider (if outsourced)
Data redundancy architecture (failover locations)
Cybersecurity audit certification (independent audit report summary)
Note: Exact server IP addresses or security-sensitive details should not be public, but observers can verify them confidentially.
B. BVAS Website & Backend Governance Transparency
Observers should request:
List of authorized system administrators (roles, not personal data)
Change-log records (who made updates, timestamped)
Deployment audit trail for election-day updates
Version history of BVAS and IReV software
Critical safeguard:
All backend changes should be frozen 72 hours before election.
Any emergency change must be logged and observer-notified.
C. Public Zero-State Verification Protocol
If the BVAS collation portal shows "zero results" before uploads:
Observers should:
Capture timestamped screenshots.
Compare backend logs to confirm no hidden uploads exist.
Demand hash-based verification of uploaded files.
A public cryptographic hash verification system would increase trust.
2. Election Day Monitoring Framework
A. BVAS Server Room Monitoring
Independent observers should:
Deploy IT audit teams physically present at:
National Data Center
Backup Data Center
Monitor:
Access control logs
Power redundancy systems
Network traffic spikes
Any manual database interventions
Critical:
Access to server room should require dual authorization.
All physical access should be logged and observer-witnessed.
B. BVAS Upload Point Monitoring
At upload locations:
Observers should:
Record upload time per polling unit
Verify polling unit code matches BVAS device ID
Confirm file hash consistency before and after upload
Document network failure incidents
Upload anomaly tracking matrix:
Polling Unit
Upload Time
Network Provider
Delay
Observer Notes
C. Monitoring Network Providers
Since BVAS depends on telecom infrastructure:
Observers should:
Document which telecom provider services each LGA
Track network downtime periods
Compare downtime reports with telecom provider logs
Identify geographic patterns of connectivity failure
If network failure disproportionately affects specific regions, it must be documented for post-election review.
D. Polling Booth Monitoring
Observers should verify:
BVAS accreditation success rate
Manual override frequency
Biometric failure rates
Incident report forms
Any manual accreditation override should:
Be logged
Be signed by party agents
Be photographed and documented
E. Collation Center Monitoring
At Ward, LGA, and State collation centers:
Observers should:
Compare Form EC8A (polling unit result) with BVAS upload
Confirm image uploads match physical result sheets
Record collation start and end time
Document any result alteration objections
Observers should also:
Record when results arrive before BVAS upload (red flag scenario).
3. Real-Time Transparency Recommendations
INEC should implement:
A. Live Audit Dashboard
Public-facing dashboard showing:
Total polling units
Total units uploaded
Upload progress percentage
Timestamp of last update
B. Independent Parallel Tech Audit
Organizations
Could conduct independent:
Cybersecurity penetration testing
Post-election forensic IT audit
Upload integrity verification
4. Post-Election Forensic Audit Framework
Observers should demand:
Complete BVAS device log extraction
Full upload audit trail
Database change history
Network latency logs
Server downtime report
An independent forensic IT team should verify:
No post-upload file manipulation
No result replacement
No backdated entries
5. Risk-Based Monitoring Model
High-risk areas (based on historical disputes) should receive:
Extra observers
Live upload tracking
Redundancy documentation
Immediate incident reporting hotline
6. Structural Recommendations to INEC
Publish a simplified BVAS technical whitepaper.
Engage third-party cybersecurity firms pre-election.
Establish independent tech oversight committee.
Provide observer access to server audit logs (under NDA).
Implement blockchain-style result immutability (hash verification).

Summary: What Observers Should Actively Monitor
✔ Server rooms
✔ Upload points
✔ Network providers
✔ Polling booths
✔ Collation centers
✔ Backend admin access
✔ Website zero-state verification
✔ Change logs
✔ Downtime logs

To me..15m Households is likely a scam. I would rather 15million vulnerable individuals

Glimpsetv:
https://youtu.b0qo


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Watch the video and share your thoughts in the comments.

That girl is a scammer. She wanted to collect Valentine gift (money) from the man without seeing the man.

Sunnyadius:
Prophet Genesis celebrates his lovely wife,

Wishing you many happy returns of the day.

Let me buy space down in case it goes to fp

attackgat:
Former Kaduna State



https://www.vang-until-we-remove-this-govt-el-rufai-tells-atiku/

Will El Rufai say this if he was given one post in the government?

Imattertoo:
God help me. I can't continue like this.

What are your skills and qualifications . I am looking for high energy like ishowspeed

CoinCharmer:
Them placing the restriction is not the issue. Opay customer service is extremely poor, just pray you don’t have issue to resolve.

Any bank that I cannot go to their branch to complain physically is a no no for me

Dmthreads:
Search:
‎https://ton

I don't want to learn. Come and be doing it for me

This thing about forest guards is not really a bright idea.

Government should consider clearing bushes and forests up to 1 kilometre on both sides of major roads using heavy equipment like caterpillars.
This will improve visibility, reduce criminal hideouts, and enhance road safety.
The cleared land can then be allocated for farming low-growing crops (under 30cm) such as pepper and tomatoes, ensuring security while supporting food production.

adenigga:
Source: https://dailytrust.com/amupitans-appointment-stands-rejected-sheik-jingir

So this sheik does not speak against the bandits/terrorists killings but is quick to speak against selection of Inec chairman.

It is unsustainable because of the pipelines used to transport crude oil which gets damaged by siphoning in various communities the pipeline passes.

Build Tanker Terminals to receive crude oil for NNPC Refineries like Dangote refinery, then you will see that NNPC Refineries are sustainable

This NNPC MD should think outside the box

stan4b:
Hello guys!!!
prepared agbo for her baby.

Small fever that 1k or 2k drugs will stop, she went and prepared agbo. This woman likes money too much, she hardly spends money on herself, and she has money o. My niece drank the agbo last night and this morning. Now this evening , my beautiful niece is complaining that the agbo is very bitter. But she managed to drink it.

My own worry now is why will you be economizing at the detriment of your own baby.

I don't want to confront her and talk to her this night, because she'll hate me.

I don't know why igbo people like money too much.

Did Agbo treat the child or not? Was the Agbo effective?

sweerychick:
I pray that aggrieved soldiers don't vent out their anger on this administration because looking at the figures Nigeria have never had it this bad

Where were they when Government was infusing repentant Boko Haram into the Military?

engrchykae:
How can APC internet defenders defend this?

AI

guobe:
Yesterday evening when I e your babe or wife to have BBL.

You and Sugar Daddies will be competing for the same woman..

Kemetian:
ICRC Approves Business Case for Nigeria’s $60 Billion High Speed Bullet Train Project


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I hope all these metal stealing boys will not go and steal some parts of the rail tracks like they did Abuja to Kaduna rail line

Ok

nlfpmod:
Nawaooo. This kind marriage.

The only way the man can know if he married right is to check Queen mother WhatsApp. That's when he'll know if it is love or they just want to fry his balls in their kingdom

iwaeda:
That is what APC has reduced Nigeria to. Unprecedented hunger and hardships.

How times have changed ...Funny enough, when Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook came to Lagos back then, nobody was begging him on the streets of Lagos.

What really can you show to a 21 year old American visiting Nigeria, precisely Lagos for the first time if you don't want the person to be bored?