₦airaland Forum

Welcome, Guest: RegisterLoginWith GoogleTrendingRecentNew

Stats: 3,331,008 members, 8,448,216 topics. Date: Monday, 20 July 2026 at 01:08 AM

Toggle theme

Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly - Politics (5) - Nairaland

Nairaland ForumNairaland GeneralPoliticsObidients Plan Protest At National Assembly (10581 Views)

1 2 3 4 5 Reply (Go Down)

Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by okpukpu(m): 8:57pm On Feb 06
FSBoperator:
There are tens of thousands of polling units scattered in rural areas across the country where there is no internet access or GSM network.

If you make it mandatory that only results uploaded directly to the irev servers remotely should be accepted, then you will end up disenfranchising millions.

If you insist on having remote uploads to the server then you will need to fund INEC to purchase tens of thousands of Starlink terminals.
What is worth doing is worth doing well. If elections must be conducted, it must be conducted very well.

How much is the starlink terminals?
Talk I go pay.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by RolexOfGeneva(m): 9:00pm On Feb 06
gideonvalor98:
You people will get what you want. Prison get space well. The senators under your party has addressed this issue. But if you still want to proof rubbish put body.
Fear is what makes a people stay in oppression. Developed countries are what they are today because their population overcame fear.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by oga028315: 12:00am On Feb 07
Exousiang01:
You are not asking them to carry another countries flag, you are asking them to protest with another countries flag.
America will not even support you because America will also not permit it on their soil.

Some of you know nothing.
You move with emotions, Zero knowledge and logical reasoning
You still can't provide where it is a crime to carry another country's flag while protesting?

You people just lie anyhow defending nonsense and supporting nonsense

https://www.foxnews.com/us/universities-wisconsin-introduce-policy-requiring-college-leaders-stay-neutral-controversial-issues

https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/04/us/washington-dc-ceasefire-protests-palestine/index.html

https://www.foxnews.com/us/see-it-most-dramatic-photos-from-wednesdays-pro-hamas-washington-d-c-protests

https://www.foxnews.com/us/pro-palestinian-protesters-confront-democratic-lawmakers-shut-down-chicago-interstate

Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by Vision101(m): 2:57am On Feb 07
Macphenson:
This protest is long over due. They shouldn't limit it to Obedient protest. It is a call for National Liberation. No Mandatory electronic transmission of results, no election. Enough of the rogues taking us for granted.

The best way to clean our polluted political space is by having a free, fair and credible elections.
Have you traveled round Nigeria? Do you know that there are a lot of places that there are no network service? How would you transmit election results live from there? Maybe the people will be defranchised? How would you make a law that is not implimentable? When you are a leader you look at the wider picture and not narrow picture. It's easy to dance in the sun but reality is reality.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by Vision101(m): 3:00am On Feb 07
Macphenson:
Mandatory transmission of results or no elections. Period.
Promise, prove and demonstrate to inec that there is telecom network service in every part of Nigeria.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by elijahozzy(m): 5:44am On Feb 07
EponObi:
Nice one! This is the way to go!!!

Opposition no by cho cho cho or tweeting bangers all year long.

Time to test una synergy, morale, political willpower, and unity.

And Obi must be on ground. If not, it's all a waste of time. If you say you want the presidency, even if you are grossly incompetent, at least show some nerve. Let us see if your ball can do "woroworo" 😂

If that protest flop, Obi and the obidents are in trouble. It will first of all spill into the AMAC election in Abuja this month.

And if una like do mumu go dey trend Impeach Akpabio... 😂 Knowing distraction and tactlessness isn't far from una, I won't be surprised if you go through that route.
Laugh now, you self go follow suffer if Tinubu win na, no matter what happens
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by Macphenson: 5:47am On Feb 07
Vision101:
Have you traveled round Nigeria? Do you know that there are a lot of places that there are no network service? How would you transmit election results live from there? Maybe the people will be defranchised? How would you make a law that is not implimentable? When you are a leader you look at the wider picture and not narrow picture. It's easy to dance in the sun but reality is reality.
You guys think you are clever with criminality. INEC already said that is not an issue to them. Besides why we are falling for the electronic transmission, when you transmit the result at ward level, even if there is no network, the result is already in the system and will automatically upload when it gets to the INEC local government or state headquarters, it will automatically be uploading without any human interference which is where you lots perpetuate your criminality.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by EponObi(f): 7:35am On Feb 07
elijahozzy:
Laugh now, you self go follow suffer if Tinubu win na, no matter what happens
Bolo... Like I'm suffering now abi?

If you are suffering, talk straight without cutting through the corner. You fit find help.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by Princedapace(m): 7:57am On Feb 07
FSBoperator:
So if they are just 5% as you claim despite Emefile's disastrous cashless policy showing there are more people in Nigeria without access to digital communication, how then will such a population swing the elections?

Even if they are 1 percent of voters their votes must count with or without uploading to irev.
Hahahaha. Like U are so funny. So Nigeria should remain useless because of 1 percent of persons?? We should continue to manipulate our election becus of this? They should continue to rig election because of this ? Omo, U are wicked.
The remaining percent, mobile internet can serve them instead of using the money to buy cars for seneators. U are pure evil. So, the rest of us shouldn't vote since someone can just write the result at collation center which is what they are doing now.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by aswani(m): 9:25am On Feb 07
FSBoperator:
The bill did not ban electronic transmission but only did not make it a mandatory requirement for the obvious reason that there could be network issues.
Thank you for clarifying this as I thought I was going mad about what is happening.

Ordinary electronic voting, we still have issues, we now want to add electronic collation and transmission to the mix.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by Tbagwell80: 4:12pm On Feb 07
dragunov:
So that you can hack into INEC servers and manipulate results in favor of your principal, abi? We know what you people tried to do in 2023. Ko le werk!!
Empty as usual. Infact I would have been surprised to see a sensible comment from you. E transmission is not E voting. You finish normal voting, snap and transfer to IREV and submit hardcopy of results. This is to ensure votes results do not get manipulated. Any dispute with physical result will be checked with the one online. Obi you hate so much will not be on ballot forever. This is not about party or individuals but for the collective good of Nigerians except foxls like you.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by dragunov: 4:53pm On Feb 07
Tbagwell80:
Empty as usual. Infact I would have been surprised to see a sensible comment from you. E transmission is not E voting. You finish normal voting, snap and transfer to IREV and submit hardcopy of results. This is to ensure votes results do not get manipulated. Any dispute with physical result will be checked with the one online. Obi you hate so much will not be on ballot forever. This is not about party or individuals but for the collective good of Nigerians except foxls like you.
Nigeria doesn't have the infrastructure for that yet. And I still maintain my stand that you want to hack the system to the advantage of your principal.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by Tbagwell80: 10:44pm On Feb 08
dragunov:
Nigeria doesn't have the infrastructure for that yet. And I still maintain my stand that you want to hack the system to the advantage of your principal.
You just confirmed how daft you are. Hack and upload different results in over 176k booths across the country in less than 24 hours? These are not figures but upload of results to the server with the Bivas. Collation will still be done with the manual results and IREV is only to check where we have disputes between what was declared at the booths and what was declared at the collation center. You hold the key to the treasury, you have 30+ governors and still afraid of a guy who doesn't have any state resources. The joke is on you.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by dragunov: 12:38pm On Feb 09
Tbagwell80:
You just confirmed how daft you are. Hack and upload different results in over 176k booths across the country in less than 24 hours? These are not figures but upload of results to the server with the Bivas. Collation will still be done with the manual results and IREV is only to check where we have disputes between what was declared at the booths and what was declared at the collation center. You hold the key to the treasury, you have 30+ governors and still afraid of a guy who doesn't have any state resources. The joke is on you.
Oga, your camp is confused. They actually want a life streaming of results as people are voting. That is the contention. Not sure his one you're saying.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by blueAgent(m): 12:39pm On Feb 16
amaridigital:
Israel and the US are dead when Iran killed 30,000 protesters?
Sorry for your mama in advance if you try the resolve of the Government. Protest is allowed everywhere but if you go violent, sorry is your case. APC may view this is an attempt at regime change by force since all the tactics by the opposition aren't working and it's obvious that the opposition can't secure 10% of the votes in the next election.
Which country will mandate Nigeria to implement only electronic voting system where electricity is almost not available and the devices need power? Should we begin to protect that car are not running on water in 2026?
INEC and only INEC can dictate what is suitable to be used based on location and logistics available. Where there is no Internet network how will votes be transmitted? Yeye people. No country on earth can mandate how we run our elections. The US Government and the EU didn't dictate how elections are run in Ethiopia, Cuba, Ghana, Indonesia, Kenya why would they tell us to use a system that might fail or that are not readily accessible and effective due to several factors?
You called for Coup- No way.
You formed useless coalition -No way.
You called for foreign invasion of the country-No way.

Now out of desperation you are stylishly calling for Iranian style uprising.
Try harder.
Bla bla bla.

After all this noise.

Hunger and bad leadership would still tell on you and your generation.

Keep supporting Evil.
Re: Obidients Plan Protest At National Assembly by oga028315: 6:17pm On Mar 21
1 2 3 4 5 Reply

Obidients Plan To Shutdown Lagos To A Mega Campaign Rally For Peter ObiObidients Plan One Day Free Bus Service In Kaduna (picture)Obidients Plan 100km Car Drive Procession For Peter Obi (pictures)234

2027: Anambra Government imposes campaign permit feesBorno Elders Warn Jonathan On Security Pact With UsNow Politicians Cannot “pocket” The Judiciary Under My Leadership – Onnoghen