₦airaland Forum

This is how Nigerians confus themselves.

When did INEC Say They will transmit results electronically

fergie001:
It can only mean that the judgement will be delivered before Oct 27 (the day he turns 70).

Let's see Sha.

The judgment cannot be before next week. Perhaps he will be replaced when he retires

fergie001:
Are you sure of this list?

Musa Dattijo will retire on Friday next week oooooo.

No. But this one has a Source which is somewhat credible

8. Don't post false information on Nairaland.

8. Don't post false information on Nairaland.

Good one. That road needs to be done and if it takes tolls, do it.

Those living in Sango Ota will rather pay tolls than mechanics

8. Don't post false information on Nairaland.

One has to wonder what Bayelsa does with all the allocation.

udemzyudex:
What's the point?

When results are uploaded, it gives party agents a way to crosscheck the results of the elections with what was announced.

After the last presidential election, independent bodies determined to prove that Peter Obi won started collating presents based on IREV and none of them released their findings.

One by Mark Essien (a popular obidient) was abandoned midway after he saw that Tinubu truly won and the activity was going to affect Peter Obi's case at the tribunal.

So that is the point of the IREV. To verify the manually transmitted results


Unfortunately, people like Racoon and Penguin2 will not admit this because of their interests.

Ask Engineerboat though, he will admit.

Jii

Penguin2:
The law does.

That is, the law mandates electronic transmission of all elections conducted after the 2022 Electoral Act was signed into law.

But let’s assume the law didn’t make electronic transmission mandatory, that INEC was at liberty to choose which mode to use, what mode did INEC choose and told the world they’d chosen in the 2023 elections?

Yakubu himself, at Chatham House, told the world that INEC would transmit votes electronically IN REAL TIME.

Subsequent press statements and media engagements by INEC reinforced this message.

Even INEC guidelines for the election was tailored in that line.

Only for INEC to turnaround on Election Day and do something contrary to what they have chosen and you think they are still within their right?

The media were the ones who twisted what INEC had insisted. There is nowhere in the electoral law where INEC is mandated to transmit electronically.

IREV is only a backup to confirm results and not the primary method of transmission. In the buildup to the elections, a lot of nonsense were said by both media houses and social media influencers to give separate meaning to the electoral process.

engineerboat:
That's the process


Uploading to IREV prevent result manipulation after the PU announcements as it give check and balances on any arising issue

Read This by engineerboat too. He is saying the same thing as me. There is no where INEC told anyone they will replace manual collation with electronic collation if they did, they were either misquoted or you heard wrong.

Penguin2:
Lol!

So Yakubu is saying that PEPT was wrong when it said INEC was at liberty not to transmit?

Very shameless fools.

Supported by more brainless fools.

The law mandates transmission then why did you not transmit the Presidential election?

Ndi ala!

The law does not mandate electronic transmission. I don't know where you all got this from