Wole Soyinka is a common criminal that destroyed the life of our young people with cultism. Shameless old idiot.

Putindbutt:
Is this the kind of absurdities that Obi is trying to instigate in our system, inciting people to rebel against the state institutions?. We have had different parties including the two biggest parties whereby the court of law sacked their chairmen yet no members of the parties were mobilized against the law enforcement agents. How can a party owned by NLC who are bound to be law abiding suddenly being used by a third class loser to destroy the standards of NLC and desecrate our institutions. Every sensible Nigerians must condemn this and call Obi to order, his treasonable actions could land him in jail sooner.

your wailing just started

The gray-haired criminal that's calls himself a prof is no different from his Yakubu

Upworkwriter007:
Idiotic? Stupid? For Soyinka? Omo.

he is a criminal with gray hair. He old age is useless to Nigeria.

The idiotic professor that brought cultism to the Nigerian university. The man should hide his stupid gray hair in shame.
Stupid hypocrite

God bless israel

APC the terrorist government.
This is the beginning.

APC is evil. For those who do not remember, Tinubu said he is going to continue where Buhari stopped.

You guys should brace. APC does not mean well for you.

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This the beginning of your wailing. APC is a party with Fulani agenda. Benue people are the funniest people in Nigeria.
Ortom fought for you but you decided to embrace your killer. Fulani will take over your land and the best you can do is to wail as usual.

You voted muslim/Muslim ticket. You will live it for 8yrs. l will be the last person to believe Benue people will vote APC.

Benue have so many tribes and will never unite to fight as Benue people. If it happens in Agatu, Idoma people will say it's not their tribe. Like wise if it happens in Otukpo.

This old fool again.
Inec chairman is a prof too.

nedu666:


Stop acting like a child. Wat has voting got to do with this

it has a lot to do with voting. You voted for a party that has been killing you.
You deserve no mercy

Good news for Benue people. You get what you asked for. Very unintelligent set of people. You think voting for a pastor who is APC will save you?
This is just testing the mic.

A Christian state. Voting Muslim Muslim ticket.
Even APC won in Agatu which has witnessed the worst death .

Spits

Ok

Yorubaman na Yoruba man any day. No matter how educated they are

Going about begging the government to recognize illegitimate gover

if you have a Yoruba man in the minority, just know he is going to betray the alliance

Nawaho! what kind of a people are this?
spits

so this one na person Papa too

You can't hide pregnancy for too long.
African proverb

The Truth shall set Nigeria free. No matter how lies travel truth will always catch up and overtake it.

God bless Nigerian Youths
God bless Peter Obi.

Lai Mohammed

INEC deliberately withheld uploading presidential election results on IReV – Lai Mohammed
INEC had come under fire over its inability to upload results immediately on its result viewing portal during the presidential and National Assembly elections held on 25 February.
ByPremium TimesandAgency Report April 4, 2023 Reading Time: 4 mins read

The electoral commission, INEC, deliberately withheld the real-time upload of presidential election results from polling units, information minister Lai Mohammed said, according to a report by the government-owned News Agency of Nigeria.

Mr Mohammed said INEC’s decision to withhold the upload was because of a suspected cyberattack.

“INEC, suspecting cyberattack, withheld the uploading of the results in order to preserve the integrity of the data,” he said.

Mr Mohammed’s claim is, however, different from what INEC told Nigerians a day after the 25 February election. PREMIUM TIMES reported that the commission had told Nigerians that its failure to upload the results was due to technical glitches and not any form of sabotage or cyberattack.

“Consequently, the Commission wishes to assure Nigerians that the challenges are not due to any intrusion or sabotage of our systems, and that the IReV remains well-secured,” INEC spokesperson Festus Okoye said then.


The failure by INEC to upload the results of the election in real-time as it repeatedly promised Nigerians is one of the bases upon which two opposition candidates are challenging the results of the election, won by Bola Tinubu of the ruling party, APC.

Lai Mohammed’s Claim
Mr Mohammed gave the government’s position in Washington DC, United States, during his official engagements with some international media organisations.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports the minister is in Washington to engage with international media organisations and Think tanks on the just-concluded 2023 polls.


It also reports that the minister has so far engaged respectively with the “Washington Post”, Voice of America, Associated Press and Foreign Policy Magazine.

INEC had come under fire over its inability to upload results immediately on its Result Viewing portal during the presidential and National Assembly elections held on 25 February.


Mr Mohammed said the controversy was generated because of the inability of INEC to upload the results of the presidential election in real-time.

He said the controversy was unnecessary though it had been the fulcrum of the argument of the critics of the election.

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He, however, said the conclusion by the opposition was based on ignorance of the role and functions of IREV.

He said IREV, a platform whereby election results at the polling level are uploaded, was not a tool for the collation of election results or to transmit results electronically.

Mr Mohammed explained that under Nigerian laws, the management of election results is manual and the court has ruled that INEC has the exclusive right to determine the mode of election, its collation and transmission.





“What happened on the 25th of February was that INEC observed that the results of the presidential election were not being viewed,” the minister said.

“INEC, suspecting cyberattack, withheld the uploading of the results in order to preserve the integrity of the data.

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“It immediately proceeded to float an alternative platform while asking its technicians to investigate what happened to its original portal.”

Mr Mohammed explained further that it took up till 9 p.m. for the alternative portal to start working.

He said as soon as the original portal started working, the results were viewed from the two platforms.

No fewer than four out of the 18 political parties in Nigeria are currently challenging the results of the presidential election, alleging failure of INEC to upload them on its portal, IREV, and other irregularities.

INEC had on 1 March declared Bola Tinubu of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) winner of the election.

Among the candidates challenging the results are Atiku Abubakar of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Peter Obi of the Labour Party. They have since filed their petitions at the Presidential Election Tribunal.

Speaking further on the upload of election results, the minister said “It is unfortunate that this is what the opposition are relying on to say the elections were rigged.

“So far, none of the political parties has come out to say that what is on Form EC8A is different from what was uploaded on IREV.”

Mr Mohammed said the allegations of fraud being bandied by the opposition and naysayers did not add up.

Speaking on delay in delivering election materials to certain areas, the minister said it was difficult in a country as diverse and complex as Nigeria for election materials to arrive at the same time everywhere.

He said with 176,846 polling units scattered all over the country with different topography, it would be difficult to deliver the materials simultaneously.

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“In some areas, you need to use donkeys, human portals, boats to access some of these difficult areas.

“We also know the challenge of an unanticipated cash crunch that slowed down logistic movements.

“The redesigning of the naira did not help matters because some of the people who transported the materials insisted on cash payment which was not available,” he said.

Mr Mohammed said the police report identified pockets of violence scattered all over the country but they were not substantial enough to discredit the polls.

Quoting the police report, the minister said there were 489 cases of electoral infractions during the election and 781 electoral offenders that would be charged in court.

In his analysis of the report, the minister said it was a ratio of one infraction in over 300 polling units which was not sufficient to void the elections.

President Buhari has delivered on credible polls
Mr Mohammed said President Muhammadu Buhari has delivered on his pledge to leave behind a legacy of free, fair and credible elections in the conduct of 2023 polls.

He said in fulfilment of the president’s pledge to restore sanity to the electoral process, he resolved that he would not confer a special advantage on any political party, including the APC, his own party, during the election.

He said during the past elections, the president ensured that nobody used the security agencies to rig the election in his favour but created a level-playing ground for the elections to take place.

“A proof of this resolution is that the president’s party lost the presidential election in Katsina, his home state.

“Equally, the President-elect, Bola Tinubu, lost in his state, Lagos, while the Chairman of the Party, Abdullahi Adamu, lost in Nasarawa State to the Labour Party.

READ ALSO: INEC to conduct supplementary elections in over 2,000 polling units across 24 states (FULL LIST)
“The Director-General of the Campaign Organisation of our party also lost to PDP in Plateau state.

“Nothing gives this election more credence than those facts because there was no rigging in states where our bigwigs come from,” he said.

The minister added that APC lost in the four states with the highest number of votes in the elections – Katsina, Kano, Kaduna and Lagos even when they were the ruling party’s controlled states.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/591712-inec-deliberately-withheld-uploading-presidential-election-results-on-irev-lai-mohammed.html

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Ok

APC

APC is Finished

APC please how would the Peter Obi doctored help you at the Tribunal?

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Is APC still campaigning? You said you won an election but you keep dishing out propaganda as if you going in for election again.

This shows APC is afraid of something

God bless Fulani heardsmen

These people said they won election. Yet they are still behaving like the are campaigning.

Tinubu wants to fake disappearance till may 29th.
He does not want to appear to the tribunal judges.

We know the game.
A criminal is always a criminal