[left]Nigerians must know this!

The Presidential Election Petition Tribunal, led by justice Garba Mohammed must be very much aware that elections is not just an event but a whole process, as it is the duty of INEC to verify certificate, and also ensure that the system of voting must be simple, accurate, accountable and be secured without manipulations.

It is also the duties of INEC to make sure that numbers add up the same with their server transmission even though they denied it.

INEC yearned on media, for a certain kind of election, and provisions was made available.After the election the stories of no server came up, Server shutdown, Server hacking, blah blah blah are not just right in the out come of the 2019 presidential election.

Nevertheless, whether the 2019 presidential election was conducted within the principle guidelines, laid down would be the watchdog of the tribunal in this legal battle. Whether there was irregularities during the conduct of the general election and their impact on the integrity of our election should be thoroughly check by the tribunal .

Two years ago, INEC announced to the entire world on media platforms, their plans to deploy E-transmission & E-collation of polling unit results in other to enhance the credibility of the forthcoming 2019 election.

The original plan by INEC was to allow political party agents have viewing access to the front end of INEC computer application at the various state collation centers but after noticing that Buhari had lost, INEC did a detour by dumping the earlier plan

Their servers were deliberately short-down, preventing agents of political parties from viewing, authenticating and re-confirming the soft copy result with the hard copy result.

The INEC chairman must have tried his best to dump the result but it was too late, a brave anonymous staff of INEC uploaded the result of the 2019 Presidential election to the server.

In fact this is the summary of how Nigerians actually voted in the 2019 presidential election as extracted from the INEC server which they alleged was shutdown:

SOUTH/WEST
3.3 million voted for Buhari (53%)
3.02 million voted for Atiku (47%)
Buhari won the s/west with a winning margin of 298,000

SOUTH/EAST
1.51 million voted for Buhari (33%)
3.23 million voted for Atiku (67%)
Atiku won the south/east with a winning margin of 1.722 million

SOUTH/SOUTH
1.22 million voted for Buhari (29%)
2.94 million voted for Atiku (71%)
Atiku won the s/south with a winning margin of 1.7 million

NORTH CENTRAL
2.34 million voted for Buhari (44%)
2.99 million voted for Atiku (56%)
Atiku won the n/central with a winning margin of 650,000

NORTH EAST
2.62 million voted for Buhari (51%)
2.55 million voted for Atiku (49%)
Buhari won the n/east with a winning margin of 70,000

NORTH WEST
5.72 million voted for Buhari (61%)
3.69 million voted for Atiku (39%)
Buhari won the n/west with a winning margin of 2.03 million

Therefore the overall result collected into the INEC Server of which they denied
*9.41 million voted in the N/west
*5.17 million voted in the N/east
*5.33 million voted in the N/central
*6.32 million voted in the S/west
*4.74 million voted in the S/east
*4.16 million voted in the S/south
(Rivers state was excluded)

15.22 million voted in the South
19.91 million voted in the North

Atiku won in the south with a margin of 3.2 million.

Buhari won in the North with a margin of 1.45 million

The winning margin for Atiku would have been more, if votes from Rivers state was available on time as recorded on the INEC server.

TOTAL RESULT
Total accreditation = 37.6 million

Total voided votes = 1.23 million

Total votes cast = 36.4 million

WINNER/ATIKU = 18.35 million

SECOND/BUHARI = 16.7 million

Other candidates = 1.3 million votes
(Rivers state is excluded)

Never the less Nigerians are hopeful because Atiku is coming.

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