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| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by fuckingAyaya(m): 10:16pm On Feb 04 |
Una get almost all the governors but una still dey fear |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Femako(m): 10:18pm On Feb 04 |
How can you tell a thief to approve CCTV surveillance in a facility where he normally goes to steal? |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Saveandideal: 10:18pm On Feb 04 |
Kindly State clearly that, Presiding Officers of the Independent National Electoral Commission should transmit results electronically from each polling unit to the INEC Result Viewing (IREV) portal in real time, before signing and stamping the prescribed result forms. Strategist. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by ufotunang: 10:23pm On Feb 04 |
What do you expect when the national assembly is filled up of APC members.. when many of these national assembly members , lawmakers were defecting to APC many people were happy about it..you can see now that they is no much opposition members in the national assembly to oppose , speak against transmission of results without being mandatory and speak on behalf of Nigerians..this is the disadvantage and dangers of a one party state Nigeria gradually wants to turn into |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by EvangelistChuks(m): 10:30pm On Feb 04 |
The wrong they failed to right will be the wrong with which most of them will be wronged out. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by jaxxy(m): 11:02pm On Feb 04 |
If Obi and Atiku don't unite or Atiku steps down for him we are going to have a return of apc. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Benmsu: 11:03pm On Feb 04 |
We know what you did no dey lie |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Mosco100(m): 11:09pm On Feb 04 |
The angels in heaven are writing. On the last day the books will be opened. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by bigpicture001: 12:13am On Feb 05 |
Atiku will simply step. Aside for Obi to waste his money... There is no way INEc will not rig the election with Akpabio as leader |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by bigpicture001: 12:15am On Feb 05 |
jaxxy:Even if they stay as one.. with this single act of Akabio and tinubu re-arrangement of the justices of supreme court... Only Nigerians in heavy protest can't stop this... They need to march in crowds to overwhelm the NAS that we want credible Election , simple |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by jaxxy(m): 12:23am On Feb 05 |
bigpicture001:Yes true, the opposition must apply pressure locally and internationally for free and fair elections like it happened in Jonathan's time or else they will think they can get away with murder. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Pearl1910: 12:28am On Feb 05 |
U are trying to be clever by half. What was the point of the electoral amendment if it wast to make electronic transmission mandatory. That was the most important clause in this 2025 amendment, so that INEC will not say it's their prerogative or that it is optional. Now u rejected that clause and maintained what was their abinito, while trying to mince words for us. If that wasn't done then we have to look at every other thing u have actually amended, because it's obvious I guys will only do the things that favour u alone and not in the Interest of the country. God will unseat y'all one day. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by SmartPolician: 2:21am On Feb 05 |
Putindbutt:Stop writing nonsense as if agbadorians are allowed to have a mind of their own |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Wiseman2y(m): 2:37am On Feb 05 |
You have the most number of governors, senators and reps yet you are still afraid of credible and transparent elections by signing compulsory electronic transmission of results into inec irev into law. Chai akpabio and Tinubu are indeed rogues. Trump is very right by calling Nigeria different bad names. But the revolution that is coming will be bigger than Nigerian politicians. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by ExudeLoveToAll: 3:53am On Feb 05 |
fergie001:When I read akpabio response I just shook my head, that guy is a big dent to this nation. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by weslay: 5:23am On Feb 05 |
Nigerians need to recall these cavemen |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by tonesky(m): 5:45am On Feb 05 |
Believe this liars at your own peril. APC and lies are 5&6. They know that with electronic transmission Wi*e cannot rewrite results like he did in 2023. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by walozanga(m): 6:48am On Feb 05 |
fergie001:. You no chop your school fees. You are 100% right |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by walozanga(m): 6:49am On Feb 05 |
ExudeLoveToAll:I swear. That man is a shameless man |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by walozanga(m): 6:51am On Feb 05 |
Wiseman2y:They are afraid of what Peter Obi will do if he get there. Many corrupt politicians will run. Judiciary will have their power back |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Tecno66: 7:18am On Feb 05 |
Maxymilliano:We don't want retention of the former, which the courts could not work with. We want them to make it mandatory in a way that the courts can adjudicate with. These politicians are so self centered. Instead of making laws for the good of the nation, they make laws for personal benefits. How can a nation move forward with that? |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by shortgun(m): 8:31am On Feb 05 |
Nigerians how long will you continue to seat idle and only complain? When will you stand up and fight the corrupt thieves who have rendered you poor and wretched? When? |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by okoloto: 8:42am On Feb 05 |
If you think the ruling class will just hands power over to the people of Nigerians by allowing a free and fair election, we all are joking ![]() They will always allow an enabling clause to enable them do their trade. In 2026 Nigeria is capable for a mandatory electronic transmission and even voting elteonically without going to the polling booths and allowing locals to go to the booths. Just the one that suits the voter. That will enable the diasporas to vote also online with your NIN. Unfortunately what our leaders gets right is only the ones that will favour them. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Jonjam269: 9:11am On Feb 05 |
Elections are only “rigged” to perennial losers and wailers. When they win, the process is credible; when they lose, it suddenly wasn’t free or fair. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by commoditiesnig(m): 11:38am On Feb 05 |
richiemcgold:Exactly! |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by yeshuasfootstep(m): 12:13pm On Feb 05 |
Smart people, we don't need it to just be there. Mandate it to do it's work. That's the only thing Nigerians want from you. Even if docile Nigerians allow you have your way, posterity still knows all of you as those holding Nigerians to ransome. Your grips must loose one day. |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by shineeye1: 1:37pm On Feb 05 |
Maxymilliano:UNCOMMON CRIMINAL. You and your crop of bandits should have unambiguously declared electronic transmission of votes in real time as the only method for result transmission. But No, you rejected that and tactically listed digital transmission as one of the accepted means! UNCOMMON CRIMINALS!!! Only a paid ediot or an uncommon mo*Ron will come out for your so-called election. CRIMINAL BANDITS |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by LottiOk: 2:01pm On Feb 05 |
When you come out and lead them and stop hiding behind your keyboard to instigate other to cause chaos that you desire. The Arab spring revolution started with 1 Man setting himself on fire 🔥 so until you do something in that regards, stop wailing online for other to do it for you. Man up you coward. Show your face make FG cure your craze. shortgun: |
| Re: Senate Didn’t Reject Electronic Transmission Of Results — Akpabio by Wiseman2y(m): 5:31am On Feb 06 |
walozanga:the fear of Peter Obi is the beginning of wisdom for Tinubu and APC ,Obi has been giving them sleepless nights since time immemorial. No wonder Tinubu is always falling down and stumble whenever he remembers he has Peter Obi to contend with in 2027. |
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