GOTVee:
Even though I'm a born again Christian, no sane Christian should support the bombing of people's devices without provocations. Isreal is bitting more than it can chew in the middle east and I hope the US government call the isrealis to order before things go sour. The patience of the Muslim folks doesn't necessarily mean cowardice. They are applying restraints so as not set destabilize the region. Imagine a situation where all the Islamic nations decide to fight Isreal? Isreal should thread with caution and henceforth I will stop supporting Isreal and my visit to Jerusalem later this year is canceled

seunmsg:
attached is an affidavit filed before the court by the Registrar of Chicago State University. This is in response to the publication by People’s Gazette that the university denied knowledge of the certificate.

The above affidavit sworn to under oath by the registrar of Chicago state university remains the official position of the school on the matter. It also clarifies all inconsistencies that may be observed from the different Diplomas issued by the university.

https://x.com/renoomokri/status/1702647259014234432?s=46

Cc: Mynd44 nlfpmod

Zonefree:
Till tomorrow, I still don't know or understand why Nigerians are taking side with ASUU.

ASUU as a union is not considering the students.

The President
The Minister of Education
The Minister of Labour

All their children are not schooling in Nigeria. They're not affected in any way, if you like strike in the 30 years, e no concern them.

Most of the ASUU members, their children are schooling in private universities.

The lecturers will shut the school against innocent average Nigerians for 8 months and still be feeling entitled, yet average Nigerians are still supporting them

ASUU don dey go strike for ages with no result, and they're still striking. Are there no other better ways to express their grievances? It's only a fool that will be doing same thing over and over again and be expecting different result.

Mandate2023:
Ghost achievements


Obi is a big thief

Callisto1:
This guy is bitting more than he can chew. Google is an independent company, not answereble to any country, not to talk of Nigeria. If those apps are still online, it means google has not found any reasons to take them offline. Get that into ur thick skulls APC fools

caesymore:
Bla Bla Bla...

And you forget your Ijebu and football betting no be mate, in football you choose based on teams history and anticipated performance , the other is just numbers up and down. You can easily calculate your risks in live football than you do with your Ijebu, why don't you guys who do not play bet leave the ones who play alone as I have seen the millions you guys make from not wasting your money on bet and I have also seen how goodly fed you look as you constantly visit restaurant with your bet money. E better bet chop my money than Chinmark and his fellow clueless investors ripping me off my hard earned money.

salesbloo:
A Republican-led audit of the 2020 election in Arizona’s largest county found that President Biden actually won by a larger margin than the county’s official results show.

The review revealed that Biden won 1,040,873 votes in Maricopa County in November, according to a draft audit report, 99 more votes than the certified ballot count last year showed. Former President Trump’s vote total, meanwhile, dropped from 995,665 to 995,404 after the audit — a difference of 261 votes.

In total, the audit found that Biden beat Trump by 360 more votes than previously recorded, according to the draft report. The official audit report is slated for release on Friday afternoon. A copy of the draft report was posted online by the political news outlet Arizona Agenda.

The months-long audit was conducted at the behest of the Republican-led Arizona state Senate, which hired a Florida-based firm called Cyber Ninjas to lead the effort. Nonprofit groups set up by defenders of Trump’s false claims that the 2020 election had been stolen helped fund the effort, pumping millions of dollars into the forensic review of the vote in Maricopa County.

The draft report’s conclusion that Biden’s lead in the county was actually wider than previously thought is likely to be a disappointment to Trump’s allies, who have raised allegations of widespread fraud and systemic irregularities in the elections in Arizona and other key states.

Nearly a year after his loss to Biden, Trump has continued to claim without evidence that the 2020 election was rigged and that he is the rightful winner of the contest. He’s urged Republican officials in other states, like Wisconsin and Georgia, to conduct similar audits.

On Thursday, the Texas secretary of state’s office announced a “comprehensive forensic audit” of the election from four of the state’s largest counties.

That announcement came hours after Trump publicly demanded that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott back legislation that would initiate an election audit. Current results show that Trump carried Texas by more than 630,000 votes.

Despite finding Biden’s vote lead growing, the draft report out of Arizona recommends a series of legislative reforms “to provide additional certainty to elections going forward.”

One such recommendation suggests that lawmakers consider a measure that “links voter roll registration to changes in driver’s licenses or other state identification, as well as requiring the current voter rolls be validated against the United States Postal Service (USPS) National Change of Address (NCOA) at a predefined period prior to every election.”

The draft report also recommends that some issues — such as the presence of duplicate voter IDs — be investigated by the Arizona state attorney general. https://bloomeet.com/


https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/573780-arizona-draft-audit-report-shows-biden-widened-lead-by-360-votes?utm_source=thehill&utm_medium=widgets&utm_campaign=es_recommended_content

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) yesterday said it has adopted the Electro-nic Voting System (EVS) for the 2007 general election.

* 2007: We've no hidden agenda, says Iwu

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) yesterday said it has adopted the Electro-nic Voting System (EVS) for the 2007 general election.

The commission's Chair-man, Prof. Maurice Iwu, however in an exclusive interview told THISDAY that the commission has no hidden agenda for the 2007 polls and would therefore allow voters to have a say in major decisions to be taken on the process.

Iwu had at the launching of the commission's National Stakeholders Election Forum held in Abuja said: "I constituted a committee to produce the major imperatives for successful conduct of the 2007 elections."

"At its sitting on July 20, the commission decided that the time has come for the introduction of technology in our nation's electoral process.
"Accordingly, the commission has formally adopted the Electronic Voting System (EVS) as the method it will use for the 2007 polls."

He, however, said the commission needed to study the various options of the mechanised voting system as pilot project.

According to him, the introduction of the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM), as part of the EVS in 2007 elections will depend on the outcome of the pilot project.

He gave an assurance of the commission's readiness to provide basic electoral services to Nigerians in a timely, fair, honest, effective and transparent manner.

Iwu said the enormous challenges of the democratic project had elicited concerted efforts from all stakeholders.

He urged the newly inaugurated stakeholders forum to work together in the interest of the country.

Membership of the forum, headed by the INEC chairman, was drawn from the commission, political parties, the media, NGOs, the police and other security agencies.

"There are four components in the Electronic Voting System, the electronic voters register, method of the identification of the voters, the balloting sytem while the fourth one is the elctronic transmission of the outcome of the voting.Three out of the components have to be sorted out by the Commission.

But then we are a law abiding body and we depend on the rule of law and representation of the Nigerian people. So whatever we agree as a country that is what we will use," he said.

According to him, the logic behind the decision of the Commission to set up stakeholders fora at different levels was to ensure Nigerians were given the opportunity to form and shape the forthcoming electoral process.

"We have no hidden agenda and that's why we've been setting up stakeholders fora so that Nigerians would be given an opportunity to decide what they want and how they want it. our own job is to manage the elctoral process," he said.
The INEC boss said the benefits which the Commission derives from joint collaboration was inestimable.

'This can only further strengthen our democracy. It is becoming obvious that a major policy thrust of the 'new" INEC is the promotion and sustenance of more diffused approaches to governance in all parts of our society. It is therefore our firm belief that our proposed changes will only work if there are frameworks in place that assure very high levels of transparency, accountability and integrity. Even with these frameworks and values in place, the emergence of new forms of governance will still depend fundamentally on the capacity of individuals and groups to participate actively in making and implementing decisions," he said.

He said the Commission was determined to pursue everything that constitute best electoral practices as they relate to improving election management and tranparency in electoral procedure all geared towards a hitch free and fair electoral process in 2007.

"The Commission is resolutely determined to provide basic electoral services to which all Nigerians are entitled to in a timely, fair, honest, effective and transparent manner. A Servicom Unit has been established and the Charter will be launched shortly.

'The implication of the Charter is that INEC will demonstrate high moral standards, honesty, accountability and integrity in the discharge of the responsibilities bestowed on it by the relevant constitutional provisions, the electoral law and regulations," he added.

He also noted that the Commission alone cannot conduct a free and fair credible elections without the active participation of all stakeholders.
"In a multi-ethnic and multi-religious society like ours, mitigating group tensions will always remain a cardinal function of any political institution.

Our voter education programme is hinged on the understanding that credible and acceptable elections are intrinsically linked to sustainable economic development" he said.

Iwu explained that for effective co-ordination of the activities of the fora, it was imperative to set up working committees at various levels and that yesterday's formal inauguration of the Forum opened a new vista of partnership between the commission and stakeholders.

Contributors at the inauguration commended INEC for initiating a laudable programme but advised that the Commission should ensure a continutiy of the programme so that it would not turn out to be another jamboree.

They urged INEC to ensure that in the new dispensation, women are carried along as they had been subjected to marginalisation in the past.

Meanwhile, National Chairman of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), Alhaji Balarabe Musa has said the party would not endorse the Stakeholders Election Forum comittee because political parties were not consulted before it was initiated.

"The PRP will not endorse the Committee until we have consulted ourselves. In the past, INEC under (Abel) Guobadia had always consulted with us but nobody consulted us before this was formed," he said.

Reacting to the complaint, Iwu explained that stakeholders were invited for the Forum to be formed and not because INEC wanted to impose anything on the political parties or on the stakeholders.

"The Stakeholders forum was just formed some few minutes ago. With all due respect, that's a ridiculous statement. Everybody was invited so we will all agree. And we all agreed here. You saw what happened here, I annouced the names and we asked Nigerains do you agree and they said yes. People spoke in favour of it. The whole idea of the forum is people oriented and it is a continous thing," he said.

PissfulProtester:
People in military uniform were there,.. Anybody can put on military uniform. we have seen several occasions where armed robbers use the army camouflage to operate.

plus Sanwo only admitted seeing people putting on this uniform in the clip. He never said the Nigerian army gave any order