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Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by Nasige(m): 12:17pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
The computation of presidential election results filed before the elections petition tribunal by the presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Atiku Abubakar, shows that all accredited votes cast in 33 states of the federation were shared between him and President Muhammadu Buhari. Mr Buhari was declared the winner for a second term of four years with 15,191,847 votes to defeat Mr Abubakar who polled 11,262,978 votes. The two got lion share of the 27,324,583 valid votes recorded in the election. Over 1.2 million votes were also voided in the course of the election. However, excerpts of court filings published by PREMIUM TIMES give Mr Abubakar’s state by state breakdown of votes which, he claims, placed him ahead of Mr Buhari with 18,356,732 against the incumbent’s 16,741,430 votes. The result is exclusive of figures from Rivers State. The Flaws Mr Abubakar’s purported result implies that no invalid votes were recorded in the 33 states, and none of the 71 other presidential candidates obtained any score. In three states; Abia, Bauchi and Cross River, the documents show that the two candidates collectively got votes higher than the number of accredited voters. Mr Abubakar claims that he obtained the results from the server of the electoral commission, INEC. The document is included in the petition filed by Mr Abubakar in a suit seeking his declaration as the validly elected president. The purported result shows that Mr Abubakar defeated the incumbent president by a margin of 1.6 million votes. The ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has dismissed the alleged figures as a product of the opposition’s “hallucination.” Mr Buhari’s campaign later accused Mr Abubakar and the PDP of gaining illegal access to the INEC server. An analysis of the alleged INEC server result by PREMIUM TIMES show that the figures given as total accredited voters in at least 33 of the 36 states and the capital, Abuja, show a clean sweep of the entire figures between the two major candidates. A different result Contrary to Mr Abubakar’s computation, INEC’s official result obtained from the electoral commission’s website show that all the 73 candidates who participated in the election scored some votes. The result showed that 71 other candidates in the election shared the remnants of 869,758 valid votes collated. The person who came a distant third in the election, Felix Nicholas, of the Peoples Coalition Party (PCP) scored a total of 110,196 votes. He was followed by Obadiah Mailafia of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) who polled 97.874. Gbor Terwase of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) clinched the fifth position with 66,851 votes. Candidates with least scores are Angela Johnson of Alliance for a United Nigeria (AUN) with 1,092, Abah Elaigwu of Change Advocacy Party (CAP) with 1,111 and Edosomwon Johnson of the Nigeria Democratic Congress Party (NDCP) with 1,192 votes. The Atiku result In Mr Abubakar’s home state of Adamawa, where INEC officially declared Mr Abubakar winner with 412,266 against Mr Buhari’s 377,488, Mr Abubakar claims that he got 646,080 out of the total 815,680 accredited voters with Mr Buhari scoring 161,600. The result show only the two got all the possible votes. In Akwa Ibom, Messrs Abubakar and Buhari, according to the computation, received all the votes by the 925,370 accredited voters with Mr Abubakar polling 587,431 votes ahead of Mr Buhari’s 337,939. It is another clean sweep in Enugu as Mr Abubakar claimed that the state’s 965,940 accredited voters gave him 698,119 as against 267,821 for Mr Buhari. The 1,169,303 voters accredited in Sokoto State, according to the purported result, all shared their votes between Mr Abubakar (552,172) and Mr Buhari (617,131). Mr Abubakar’s 442,380 votes allegedly polled in Taraba and Mr Buhari’s 188,389 votes put together represent 630,769 total accredited votes for the state. Yobe’s 750,745 accredited votes, Mr Abubakar claims, were shared in total between him and Mr Buhari who got 443,904 against Mr Abubakar’s 306,841 In Zamfara, the result shows that total accredited votes of 792,796 were shared between Messrs Abubakar and Buhari with the former having 379,022 while the latter got 413,774. Irregularities? Aside the exactitude between summation of figures for the two candidates and the number of accredited voters, there are other issues that are either arithmetic errors or over voting. In Abia, for example, 853,050 were recorded as “accredited voters (actual)” but the sum of the votes allotted to Messrs Abubakar and Buhari alone, outshot the accredited voters by 10,000. Mr Abubakar, according to the result, polled 664,659 while Mr Buhari obtained 198,391. It is a similar case in Bauchi, where the total for Messrs Abubakar and Buhari’s purported votes outnumber total accredited voters by 287 votes. Mr Abubakar claims 187,668 votes a far cry from 854,037 the document said Mr Buhari obtained. The summation comes to 1,041,705 while the document gives the total accredited voters as 1,041,418. In Cross River, the document shows that votes obtained by the two leading candidates amount to 691,640 which is higher than the 690,890 accredited voters’ figure by a total of 750 votes. Tribunal Continues Sitting The presidential election petition tribunal has continued to hear Mr Abubakar’s petition against Mr Buhari’s victory. On Monday, the tribunal granted Mr Abubakar and the PDP the permission to serve the petition on Mr Buhari and the APC through substituted means. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/322565-several-flaws-identified-in-atikus-presidential-election-server-result.html
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Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by billante(m): 12:22pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
PDP legal strategy is bring up so many prayers and requests...The tribunal will at least Grant two or three. Like the one were smart card reader were not used for accreditation, all the votes from those polling unit should be cancelled....if tribunal Grant this half of buhari supposed votes are gone. Worse come to worse tribunal would order another election. 1 Like |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by bastardmod: 12:28pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
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Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by Realadey(m): 12:31pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
It may be d hallucinations aftermath of election |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by festacman(m): 12:33pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
This report has laid to rest any remaning doubt that PDP is a fraudulent organization. What would PDP, Atiku, Saraki & co gain by misleading the whole world by conjuring up figures and then claiming it came from INEC server. This is enough to throw away their petition. Nigerians need to realise how serious this is. It is a false information intended to mislead. It depicts deficit of integrity. It is a criminal offence. |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by Realadey(m): 12:33pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
billante:Well,u may be reading this article from a different angle,but the article says those figures fabricated by Atiku is for APC and PDP alone, don't we have other candidates who participated in the presidential election? 1 Like |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by bastardmod: 12:33pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
Buhari barawo... Osinbajo ole... Oloriburuku Oshiomole bastard ape... 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by ShenTeh(m): 12:46pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
The electoral body made rules it didn't play by. The Act's high-handedness on using the electronic card reader and digression from manual collation has put those who can't abide by technological advancements on high risk. Like a swelling joke, victory may be earned through the courts'. Though not his fan, I envy Alh Abubakar's tenacity. Let APC keep handling the case with levity, therein lies the trap. 4 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by ShenTeh(m): 12:52pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
Realadey: Read the original submission by the PDP, the figures only concentrated on the two biggest players. E.g. Total accredited is 1000, APC got 400, PDP got 500. By being silent about the remaining 100, it implies that the remaining 69 candidates and voided votes amounted to the unmentioned 100. This is good. Makes the court sessions focused and precise. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by lionness(f): 12:55pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
We watching |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by harryportter: 1:15pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
Realadey:HE IS REPORTING WHAT WAS ALLEGEDLY CAPTURED ON INEC SERVER.SO THOSE ARE THE FLAWS AND IRREGULARITIES THAT HE IS CONTESTING THE RESULTS IN COURT.LET ME BREAK IT DOWN FOR U TO UNDERSTAND. for inec result,1+1 = 12 |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by Adeinfo: 1:16pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
billante:I love your hallucinations, instead of facing realities. If you look at the evidences PDP have provided so far, you will know that they will have a hard time proving their case. This server result already is dead on arrival. 73 parties contested and only PDP and APC got all the votes in all States. Brother, please let your your head and logic think for you, not your emotions. |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by DemolaUnbias(m): 3:16pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
I don't know why we Nigerians keep deceiving ourselves, Atiku can never defeat Buhari if election is hold 10 times, All his planned are to enriches his friends and the lower classes wld continue remains poor, all his claimed of having huge votes from north is none, Northern people didn't trust those backing Atiku. PDP and Atiku only relied on court to give them victory, Buhari has outsmarted that plan by suspension given to CJN. Those supporting him actually knows the truth but their hatred towards Buhari wld be giving false hope. |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by kahal29: 3:19pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
Ghen Ghen |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by Col007: 3:41pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
Whichever way, he has taken the right action by pursuing his course through legal means.... Its now left to INEC to battle with him on the purported discrepancies. The self made online Legal adviser who came about this should apply to join APC/INEC legal defense team who are the respondents. Flaws or no flaws he has filed his motion.... Pepperment too much in this country
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Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by Mynd44: 6:55am On Mar 28, 2019 |
Re: Several ‘flaws’ Identified In Atiku’s Presidential Election ‘server Result’ Marc by Chikpat(m): 7:19am On Mar 28, 2019 |
Baba don win bi say Atiku don loose |
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