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| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by PigTormentor: 12:39am On Feb 18 |
Yusufisraelj:This is how most of you are ill informed. The law still allows for the result papers to be transmitted from the polling unit to IREV. That's what you just described here. That's what they are expected to do but it's not a mandatory and it's not a way to claim that an election is not legal. That's because even here is the US, technology is not perfect. Just because a paper was not transmitted in time does not negate an election. Rhe people crying like you don't even know what rhe laws says. You are just looking for excuses to use eventually when you lose. |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Owontime: 1:06am On Feb 18 |
Diamonddris: |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Owontime: 1:07am On Feb 18 |
Of course Obi will win on social media as usual, especially your social media polling booth ![]() |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by gabbytabby: 3:45am On Feb 18 |
Not even UK, Canada or US mandated electronic transmission of election results. All use a combination and all this empty heads who want to run before they can crawl are shouting up and down. abc115: |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by gabbytabby: 3:48am On Feb 18 |
They are just displaying their ignorance as usual. Owontime: |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Zionmdde: 9:50am On Feb 18 |
BlakKluKluxKlan:So don't you think if Obi has international experts that can beat what the Nigerian government can hire with the billions of allocations, then he is smarter than the government and it will be a foolish thing not to support such person to preside over the country? |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Mrexcell(m): 10:35am On Feb 18 |
Zionmdde:Apc normally uses thugs and security agents to rig on election day so what can ordinary unarmed nigerians do in such situations? |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Etimemy: 11:38am On Feb 18 |
APC criminals have started rigging plan. |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Zionmdde: 12:12pm On Feb 18 |
Mrexcell:Those thugs are still common nigerians |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by shineeye1: 1:53pm On Feb 18 |
The COUP against democracy has been successfully executed by the legislaTHIEVES. They would rather DIE here than go to the polls on transparent ground. The siege over Nigeria continues by the political bandits at Abuja. Indeed this is a wasted generation |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by shineeye1: 2:01pm On Feb 18 |
gabbytabby:You are proudly one of the elitist criminals of today. You pride yourself in being smarter than the law of today. Will you be smarter than God? |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by BlakKluKluxKlan(m): 2:43pm On Feb 18 |
Zionmdde:Twisted logic. This is what people generally believe about obidients - illogical reasoning. Obi did not hire or pay a dime for those cybercriminals. They were all Ibos in IT field in America. It is very glaring from the video clip. Moreover, the cyber experts working for Peter Obi who attempted to hack INEC website in Abuja failed woefully. However, credible Intel says these unscrupulous obidients elements have been seeking help from cyber experts across Asian countries against 2027. This is the major motive behind their trident clamour for e-transmission of election results and not transparency but patriotic citizens are always some steps ahead of them |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Zionmdde: 4:47pm On Feb 18 |
BlakKluKluxKlan:OK if Obi has access to a plethora of igbo cyber experts who cannot be matched with any expert Nigerian government can hire with billions of naira, then don't you think Obi is more powerful than the president and should rather be the president? So if Obi's Obidient cyber experts decides to hack into CBN, then CBN should be dissolved too? I have asked you before, hope you took the appropriate permission before leaving yaba |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by Yusufisraelj(m): 8:50pm On Feb 18 |
PigTormentor:You still don't understand. The paper from the polling unit is not the determinant of results! The collation center at the state headquarters is. How can't you see the fault here? If your personal person is at the helm of affairs they skew the Numbers if not the real results gets transmitted if the head of collation is honest. Come on! |
| Re: Senate Retains Manual Transmission Of Results In Electoral Act Amendment Bill by PigTormentor: 9:06pm On Feb 18 |
Yusufisraelj:You don't understand what the law says. The law says that the result sheets should be uploaded ti the IREV from the polling units. If they are unable to upload it then they use the alternative method. You people want the law to say that it must be uploaded for the result to be valid. What if the system doesn't work? Does that mean that the results are invalid. Does that make sense to you? I live in the US, even here, rhey do jot have such laws. If the IREV is rhe problem, bow come Obi was not able to present even just 10 results sheets that differ from what was eventually uploaded to IREV by INEC after the election? |
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