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Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Nobody: 12:10pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
davodyguy: And u also admit Buhari won the election? |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Justice102: 12:12pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
duwdu:My dear, neutrally and apolitically speaking, the request before the Tribunal Court is to grant PDP have access to INEC server and the card readers used on 23 February, 2019. Technical points that we need to consider and relate them to the request above are below: 1. Inec's budget for 2019 general election reflected electronic transmission of result using card readers. And this budget was sent to the Senate and to the president for approval. And it was approved. 2.The features of card readers used in 2019 general election can transmitte results electronically. And this cannot be done without a server. 3. The law does not recognise transmission of results electronically. Why was it approved in Inec's budget? 4. Does the law recognise to use SCRs? The SCRs used in 2015 general election and the ones used in 2019 general election are they the same or were there technological upgrading for those of 2019 used SCRs? Can a SCR work without server through Human Machine Interface (HMI)? 5. Is there any correlation between granting a request to inspect INEC's server together with the SCRs used for 2019 presidential election and the legality/illegality of transmitting election results electronically? Thanks as I await for your mature response(s) |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Lovelive: 12:17pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Jobac: Because he is a Professor or because he is a former Inec chairman ? What does he know about server? Oooh I get it; he is a Professor in Server Sciences. Some comments shaaaa. |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Mcreloaded(m): 12:17pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
obailala: And will heaven fall if INEC bring the poported server they have and did not use for verifiation by professionals because the way INEC is behaving I think there is note to this server issue. bi what's the big deal to release the server not used so that this case can end once and for all and we move on to more important issues like bobrisky and Tonto dikeh 1 Like |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Lovelive: 12:20pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Justice102: 12:22pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
tinsel:Budget and bill. Can you approve a budget that its bill into law has not been signed? FG approved INEC to do what is alleged not to be in the constitution. |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Lovelive: 12:28pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
davodyguy:I think you are the one that should learn how to reason with common sense in order to know that some others things attach to this server's issue reason why Inec is afraid to show it to us and the world. |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Lovelive: 12:32pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
jamace: Thank you and thank God that we still have people like you who can still think upright. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by jetroolowole(m): 12:36pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
valentineuwakwe:your question is like asking can one own a car without owning a house? |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Lovelive: 12:45pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Mcreloaded: I keep thanking God for the existence of people like you. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Lovelive: 12:48pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Justice102: I keep thanking God for the existence of people like you. 2 Likes 2 Shares |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by obailala(m): 12:50pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Mcreloaded:But since the matter was taken to court, shouldnt the court be the ones to order INEC to surrender its equipment to a political party? Or has the court ordered INEC to do that and they refused?... Why do Nigerians like jumpung the gun and making issues where there's none? 2 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by SVC6000: 1:04pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Jobac:Monkey Wey Dey Jump Jump Pio Pio They Show Style, Nah Because Say Tree Near Tree.. Who Is The Miscreants Here? |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by 9gerian: 1:06pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Are the chickens gradually coming home to roost? Racoon: |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by adanny01(m): 1:06pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
jamesharryson: Even if they did that, it is not recognizable by law and inadmissible in any court of law as the electronic voting and transmission of result is expressly prohibited by the electoral law. Why do the collation officers travel to physically present the results. Why didn't they just send it by email, that because it is illegal to do that. They only recognize means of recording and transmission of results is the result sheet. 2 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by jamesharryson(m): 1:23pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
adanny01:If it is prohibited by law, why did they GI against the law by disenfranchising many eligible electorate with the card reader (electronic) crab? |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by adanny01(m): 1:25pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
jamesharryson: The law didn't prohibit electronic accreditation. 3 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Daboomb: 1:56pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Cryomancer: You are getting it twisted and mixed up. Relax and learn. - INEC proposed to buy many ICT equipments, including SERVERS. Money was budgetted and the Servers were bought, in the hope that the President would sign into law, the amendment permitting it to transmit election results electronically - PDP and Atiku recruited HACKERS to infiltrate the INEC Servers and manipulate results in their favor - INEC got wind of this and refused to deploy online compilation of result, relying on the Electoral law which is still in-force, making it an offense to transmit election results electronically. (That law is still in force, as the amendment to it was never signed into law by the President) How is this difficult for Atiku and his Cameroonian supporters to understand? 7 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Daboomb: 2:32pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Justice102: Most comments, like yours, which seek that INEC produce "an election result Server", are laden with too much EMOTION and devoid of "legal" basis (No pun intended). Why do l say that? The matter is in a Court of LAW and as such, issues have to be debated in its LEGALITY. What do l mean? - Do you agree that there is a subsisting LAW (Electoral Act), which forbids the transmission of results ELECTRONICALLY. - Do you agree that there was a PROPOSED Amendment to that Law (Electoral Act) but the amendment was not signed into law? ...and therefore it is still illegal to transmit elections result electronically. - Yes, money was approved to buy Electronic equipments (in anticipation of the President signing the amendment into law), including Servers and they were bought, the Question is: WAS the SERVER USED in the election? - Another question is: Would it be legal if it were used in the election? Would it not invalidate (legally) the winner of the election, bearing in mind that the law PROHIBITS the trasnmission of result electronically? - Are you aware that INEC Chair announced ON NATIONAL TV before the election that they have become aware that a particular party (PDP) has hired and commissioned HACKERS, to infiltrate into INEC Servers (hoping it it will used), to manipulate results in their favor....... and as such, INEC has stopped the 'legal and physical' pursuit of transmitting Results electronically? - Are you aware that in legal parlance, "you cannot build something on nothing" (in layman's term) and if the LAW (Electoral Act) has PROHIBITTED something, it remains prohibitted and all actions emanating from it remains Null and Void? -Are you aware that the law does not assist the indolent and as such, the Courts cannot help anyone (Political party or its Candidate), in any endeavor that seeks to FLOUT the LAW? - Are you aware that asking INEC to bring out "The Server it used for transmitting Election result" is tantamount to asking INEC to break the Law (Electoral Act) in its pursuit of validating its election Complaints? Which Court will grant such wish or even if the Court does grant such wish, INEC will simply respond that such Server does not exist as it would amount to breaking the law ......and the Court cannot compel INEC to break the law? Your last question (#5) is what l sought to answer in detail because all the previous four are mere "historical facts" which does not affect the decision of INEC not to break the law (by deciding not to use a SERVER to transmit election results).....hence the need for the results to be announced manually/verbally by INEC returning officers. So you see why l say that we have to separate "emotions" from the application of the law.....the law may be an ass but it is still the law. What we "wish" to happen in this matter, is borne out of our emotions but what will happen, is borne out of the "electoral LAW". I rest my case. BTW: I hope we all know that by simply replacing the Hard Disk in any Server with a new one, you can completely obliterate ALL TRACE of any event that happened or Data stored on it because the data is stored on that Hard Disk. 6 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by nextnear(m): 2:38pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Racoon:jega should just keep quiet and enjoy his retirement jeje, what is illegal about it, or he should just admit that Nigeria is behind in development, The Americans that are more social and civilized than us are using electronic transmission of election result, so what nonsense is he talking about here, no point, Nigerian government should just stop embarrassing themselves, as if the masses are fools |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Laid2001: 2:50pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
You are a lawyer of repute. the law is an ASS. Daboomb: 3 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by NaMeAboki: 3:14pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Big blow to the Atikulators, one more nail to the coffin of their elusive dream of the presidency, seems like somebody sold Atiku an expensive dummy and he bought it 2 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by NonsoWow: 4:08pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Atiku and peter obi know they were beaten squarely but they are just looking for every avenue to rubbish the election and taint Buhari's well deserved victory out of bitterness and frustration. This fake server result was concocted ahead of time because they thought that Buhari would sign the new electoral bill into law which would have authorized electronic transmission of results. Thank God for giving Buhari the wisdom and courage to resist the pressure to sign it. I knew the devilish PDP were desperate and would be up to something sinister, never knew they would go to this extent. 3 Likes |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by dochenaj: 4:12pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Ever read people's comments and feel this tug to reply their comments only to pause and advise yourself against it, because you realize they will never want to be informed but rather wallow in stark ignorance? 1 Like |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Psoul(m): 4:36pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
If it is illegal to transmit election results electronically, why did they employ it during the 2018 staggered elections? |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Nobody: 5:00pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
[quote author=excel4us post=79442025][/quote] Yes u and other pigs are the people. The real people have decided. Deal with it. 1 Like |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by tegrianonigltd(m): 5:00pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
Ijaya123: We are getting closer....first,we do not have a sever...then we have a server,but for experiment and now its illegal to transmit election result electronically to the "SERVER"...Why collect money for server in the budget, every organization have a server, even jumia and co, talkless of a national body, forget sentiment, these people are making Nigeria a laughing stock in the public eyes, that means we are so ancient in a 21st technology century, no server |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by tegrianonigltd(m): 5:00pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
etrouble: We are getting closer....first,we do not have a sever...then we have a server,but for experiment and now its illegal to transmit election result electronically to the "SERVER"...Why collect money for server in the budget, every organization have a server, even jumia and co, talkless of a national body, forget sentiment, these people are making Nigeria a laughing stock in the public eyes, that means we are so ancient in a 21st technology century, no server |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by Xinzu: 5:01pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
There was a country |
Re: It Is Illegal To Transmit Election Results Electronically - Attahiru Jega by tegrianonigltd(m): 5:01pm On Jun 18, 2019 |
correctguy0900: If they put the two together as oga to learn from, who would you follow, to grow as a being, let say they are the only two choices for you |
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