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luizpippo:
Which data are you referring to?

Understand I have been a polling officer before, so the only thing new to me would be the BVAS

Voters info including biometric data.

digitite:
You need quality not mediocrity. And if you elect another sets of bad leaders, then you deserve. And maybe you wanna eat out of the upgrade.

You're typing from the altar of ignorance

digitite:
INEC Said, do your own research . You need 3 to 5G. That's why your budget can't accomplish anything.

Based on what facts did you come to know that you need 3G min? You're a lie peddler

digitite:
Voters info including biometric data.

Electronic transmission of results.


Results sir

MTN has 88.9% coverage in Nigeria...

luizpippo:
Electronic transmission of results.


Results sir

Ofcourse na, votes are collated and then result transmitted. I have lived in some of the most developed countries and even worked there, so I am not talking for talking sake. You may be an officer while the underlying technology eludes you. Just visit one of 301LGA and see how bad network is, some you can't even make or receive call. They just want money period. They lack implementation. I can bet my money on that. Anything other than 2031, forget it.

Agbegbaorogboye:
Based on what facts did you come to know that you need 3G min? You're a lie peddler

Based on the fact that I did IT projects in Abuja with top engineers from within and outside the country. If I tell you the huge loophole that exist in the system. You will insult yourself. You basically have no fact. Your vote will just vanish without being accounted for.

digitite:
Based on the fact that I did IT projects in Abuja with top engineers from within and outside the country. If I tell you the huge loophole that exist in the system. You will insult yourself. You basically have no fact. Your vote will just vanish without being accounted for.

You don't know who you're chatting with. If you do you won't be making wild claims. What does IT project in Abuja have to do with 3G coverage? Where you provisioning bandwidth or allocating frequency from the available spectrum? Tell me what exactly you did that exposed you to the knowledge of 3G coverage and requirement for data transmission by inec?

Agbegbaorogboye:
You don't know who you're chatting with. If you do you won't be making wild claims. What does IT project in Abuja have to do with 3G coverage? Where you provisioning bandwidth or allocating frequency from the available spectrum? Tell me what exactly you did that exposed you to the knowledge of 3G coverage and requirement for data transmission by inec?

Bureaucracy in Abuja - where most of the problem comes from - does not encourage uniformity nationally. The equipment we brought to build better service cannot be paid for by them. And my approach to technology is centric and not based on a so called parastatal called Inec that can't meet up to International standard. It's only the private sector that can atleast do something. what bogus claims ? I am building partnerships with private firms and not incompetent government. If I wanna do that, I travel back to my base, where digitilization work.

digitite:
Ofcourse na, votes are collated and then result transmitted. I have lived in some of the most developed countries and even worked there, so I am not talking for talking sake. You may be an officer while the underlying technology eludes you. Just visit one of 301LGA and see how bad network is, some you can't even make or receive call. They just want money period. They lack implementation. I can bet my money on that. Anything other than 2031, forget it.

I should just visit one of the 301 LGAs, can we have a list of them so I can visit some.

If, at this point you are not talking about some communities in a few LGAs but the whole LGA and 301 at that, then I won't be surprised you are working in cahoot with those who do not want anything to do with electronic transmission of results.

If Buhari and this his crew had said, let's put a stop to electronic voting because some communities had no power to charge the batteries, there are a thousand and one of your likes that would bring up fantasy stories of how they have traveled the world and it is truly not feasible.

digitite:
Bureaucracy in Abuja - where most of the problem comes from - does not encourage uniformity nationally. The equipment we brought to build better service cannot be paid for by them. And my approach to technology is centric and not based on a so called parastatal called Inec that can't meet up to International standard. It's only the private sector that can atleast do something. what bogus claims ? I am building partnerships with private firms and not incompetent government. If I wanna do that, I travel back to my base, where digitilization work.

Are we still talking about the same thing here?
What's the business of govt with 3G deployment and coverage? That's why I said you're largely ignorant of the subject. Deployment of telecoms infrastructure is the responsibility of the telcos not govt. Govt only allocates frequency from available spectrum. Even the spectral optimisation is done by telcos in conjunction with their technical partners.
So blaming 3G coverage on govt bureaucracy is crass ignorance!

digitite:
Bureaucracy in Abuja - where most of the problem comes from - does not encourage uniformity nationally. The equipment we brought to build better service cannot be paid for by them. And my approach to technology is centric and not based on a so called parastatal called Inec that can't meet up to International standard. It's only the private sector that can atleast do something. what bogus claims ? I am building partnerships with private firms and not incompetent government. If I wanna do that, I travel back to my base, where digitilization work.

Trying to act all-knowing but ended up sounding like a dunce. Typical braggart!

austinvsb:
Trying to act all-knowing but ended up sounding like a dunce. Typical braggart!

political section full of political thugs. What a failed nation with no stable infrastructure. That's why you see deaths and handpicked leaders giving you crumbs from the table. Suffering and smiling.

Agbegbaorogboye:
Are we still talking about the same thing here?
What's the business of govt with 3G deployment and coverage? That's why I said you're largely ignorant of the subject. Deployment of telecoms infrastructure is the responsibility of the telcos not govt. Govt only allocates frequency from available spectrum. Even the spectral optimisation is done by telcos in conjunction with their technical partners.
So blaming 3G coverage on govt bureaucracy is crass ignorance!

Telcos go to where they can make money. It is the responsibility of the govt to make sure there is adequate services for the election. That's why i hate the political section full of immature thugs who just sit as arm chair theorist who wont visit to get first hand experience.

favor914:
Of course INEC will claim that it is ready because they are quite aware that the President will not accent to it, How will they transmit the results from a rural LG up North that has no telephone mast?

The Nigeria Communication Commission has said they are not ready for it, with the roll out & deployment of 5G next year, 2027 will be realistic.

. Those who are afraid or opposed to electronic voting are those who include cow or child voters in their election manipulation, simple, if you are sure of winning clear no quams

luizpippo:
I should just visit one of the 301 LGAs, can we have a list of them so I can visit some.

If, at this point you are not talking about some communities in a few LGAs but the whole LGA and 301 at that, then I won't be surprised you are working in cahoot with those who do not want anything to do with electronic transmission of results.

If Buhari and this his crew had said, let's put a stop to electronic voting because some communities had no power to charge the batteries, there are a thousand and one of your likes that would bring up fantasy stories of how they have traveled the world and it is truly not feasible.

If Buhari can't get the economy right, he can't get technology right. Keep feeding on pipe dreams. Thats why when your leaders travel, they don't learn anything from better nations.

digitite:
Telcos go to where they can make money. It is the responsibility of the govt to make sure there is adequate services for the election. That's why i hate the political section full of immature thugs who just sit as arm chair theorist who wont visit to get first hand experience.

You are just jumping around. Seeing that you've fluffed the technical aspect of telecoms services spectacularly, you're now going towards adminstration.
FYI, there's no connection between telcos expanding coverage and the responsibility of govt to conduct elections. Govt can decide to conduct electronic transmission without using Telco infrastructure. There are multiple alternatives. I expect you should know this if you claim to be an IT expert.
There were no telcos in the 90s yet we had cybercafes. A lot of people have mentioned satellite on this thread.
That aside, you've not shown any cogent knowledge of telecoms in this conversation. You've just been making wild claims. That's what I've been waiting for from you. Show that you really know what telecoms entails. If you do, you will even realise that 4G coverage is even higher than 3G at the moment due to possibilities of merging it with 2G technology. But like I said, you're ignorant of the subject and it's showing.

digitite:
If Buhari can't get the economy right, he can't get technology right. Keep feeding on pipe dreams. Thats why when your leaders travel, they don't learn anything from better nations.

Why are you confused?

You need 5g to send sms?

favor914:
True most Nigerians will make their judgement based on their own selfish assertions not the generality of all Nigerians.

Not all parts of Nigeria is ready for any electronic transmission right now, hopefully with the roll out of 5G next year, hopefully 2027 will be realistic.

Agbegbaorogboye:
You are just jumping around. Seeing that you've fluffed the technical aspect of telecoms services spectacularly, you're now going towards adminstration.
FYI, there's no connection between telcos expanding coverage and the responsibility of govt to conduct elections. Govt can decide to conduct electronic transmission without using Telco infrastructure. There are multiple alternatives. I expect you should know this if you claim to be an IT expert.
There were no telcos in the 90s yet we had cybercafes. A lot of people have mentioned satellite on this thread.
That aside, you've not shown any cogent knowledge of telecoms in this conversation. You've just been making wild claims. That's what I've been waiting for from you. Show that you really know what telecoms entails. If you do, you will even realise that 4G coverage is even higher than 3G at the moment due to possibilities of merging it with 2G technology. But like I said, you're ignorant of the subject and it's showing.

The thread says 'Electronic transmission of result DOUBTFUL! We have gotten to the stage whereby INTERNET has become a necessity. Softwares have gone from native environment to the cloud where internet network is essential. The satelite technology gives hope but do they have the political will to implement it ? You may have good intention and understand how networking works but not sharing govt sentiments does not make one ignorant. I will follow the subject closely and time will tell.

luizpippo:
Why are you confused?

It's high time Buhari and his cronies step down. my fear is for them not to rig the election.