Stanweezy:
I don't understand, are they appealing so that court will allow INEC to do manual collation, is this not enough proof this guy's truly wants to rig the election


What are they afraid of

The power of darkness is the absence of light. Evil people! They love darkness rather than light, because their deeds are evil.

SLAP44:
Evil people

They love darkness rather than light, because their deeds are evil.

Buckeyemedia1:
Please Shut up jare, nonsensical Mumu.

donkach: "People who always give room for excuses never make significant progress; for there is always a reason to give after each failure. I spit!!!"

You to donkach: "Please Shut up jare, nonsensical Mumu."

donkach talked sense, but you made no sense in what you wrote up there. So, who is nonsensical mumu between the two of you?

reddingtonblack:
The upload of result is 100% dependant on preferred service provider network ... people should stop living in eldorado and acknowledge we live in Nigeria were your bank transfer can be prompt or can be delay it all depends on Network.
Lets think about it, Do Inec have power to ensure Our Networks don't glitch or mess up

What's so hard in having a good network? Sorry, Nigeria is a country populated by never-do-well set of human beings.

Exmilitant:
We've tried parliamentary, we've tried military, we've tried presidential.

What is the system you are suggesting called?

Call it whatever you want.

Yugoslavia247:


Why are they afraid

They should be afraid; they should be very, very afraid.

micellgevity:
Pls, where are Bantupage polls, ANAP foundation polls, Bloomberg, The Economist, The Nextier, Financial Times, NOI and many of them too numerous to mention?
They all tipped Obi to win the presidential election. We kept saying it before the election that online polls could not work in Nigeria because majority of voters are not online. Also, those who said they conducted a face-to-face poll did not cover the entire country in their survey. They didn't cover all demographics and their samples were not the true representation of the whole population. El-Rufai said this from his experience as a researcher and a statistician, but they didn't listen. They were overwhelmed by the euphoria of Obituary movement. I advise all these poll conductors to bury their heads in shame. Nigeria is one complex country where online polls hardly work, especially when all demographics are not considered.

They used scientific methods in their polls, but Nigeria defies science and logic. That's why Nigeria is jaga jaga.

It's only God and those involved that know the truth of what happened.

AbdulMagaji:
Look at you


Those result sheets where supposed to be uploaded immediately and directly from the various poling units after counting.


Before the INEC chairman announces a result for each state, he is supposed to verify the figures uploaded with the manual submitted.



That's why over a 100 billion were allocated to him for the job.


His job is done once in 4 years!



If he wasn't fit to do the job, he should have opted out.




It's not by force to be INEC chairman.




Look at how our leaders are disgracing us both home and abroad. Nigerians are just watching helplessly.



Just Common counting of units and result tally, Nigeria couldn't get it right.



What task is there in adding up the results uploaded and verifying it with what each state chairman submitted?



There are Nigerian lecturers, professors who are far older than the INEC chairman in universities. This lecturers teaches, marks and grades over 1000 students on a particular course. They record this results and also upload them online while they are been paid peanuts.



Now tell me why INEC with all the hundreds of billions with the only task of a credible presidential election could not tally up the figures uploaded by each LGA in Nigeria.



Greatest yahoo yahoo of all time in Nigeria history

Don't mind them. Their nemesis awaits them.

wwwihy:
83% of Presidential and National Assembly Results Uploaded on INEC Portal

Technology always requires management of congestion. So it is gradual and steady, but Surely.

https://inecelectionresults.ng/pres/elections/63f8f25b594e164f8146a213?type=pres

What Political Parties need to focus on is BVAS for the Tribunal....the numbers accredited Vs. the numbers that voted


God Bless Federal Republic of Nigeria

You're clever by half. The results should have been uploaded at the polling units immediately after voting and results announced. This one they're doing now is trying to fool fools like you.

jelel6:


When a man keeps asking a question that has been reasonably treated with many conventionally intelligent answers, it's folly to think one more conventional answer is what's needed to do the trick.

I decided to put the questioner in the shoes of the mind state of the intelligent people who wrote the constitution. Does it seem reasonable, fair and just to accord the FCT and its people special status by mandating candidates to earned 25% of the votes in an election before they can be elected president?

When intelligent people answer the above question, they immediately realize whether the chatter going round is even worth discussing or not. Unless of course, the obvious answer is not the outcome they wish.

Now you're talking, and I respect your sound reasoning. You even sound like a legal luminary.

RandyUk:
The Question now become, can the incoming President fix the shameful Nigerian electoral system ? Does he have the willpower to put an end to it as a campaigner of a new Nigerian nation?

A bad tree cannot bring forth good fruits.

Igboid:


It's like not using VAR during a football match, and telling aggrieved parties who lost due to dubious offside that VAR should have stopped, that VAR is now ready, after match have been concluded and 3 points awarded to opponents.
Does it make sense to you?

You get sense, unlike OP.

Iamgrey5:
Get 25% in 24 states in 36 states and FCT

The wording is confusing alot of you.

It's separated like since FCT is not a state.

If you feed the conditions into PROLOG (PROgramming LOGic), it will translate to:
25% in 2/3 of the States (=24), and
25% in FCT

They can amend the constitution to read 25% in 2/3 of the States (including the FCT), which would mean 2/3 of 37.
But when they say 25% in 2/3 of the States and the FCT, it means:
25% in 2/3 of the States (=24), and
25% in FCT

jelel6:


Does that makes sense to you? Why must a candidate score 25% in FCT? Is the land gold-plated or the people angels?

thebestprice is trying to make sense of what the law stipulates; that's how intelligent people reason, unlike you saying "Why must a candidate score 25% in FCT? Is the land gold-plated or the people angels"

Usefulsense:
It beats my imagination on how majority of educated Nigerians failed to interprete the phrase
...25% of 2/3 of the states and Abuja..

Even a secondary school student who is good in English language will be able to interprete the meaning of this phrase.

In its simplest form, the phrase means 25% of 2/3 of 36 states plus 25% of Abuja.

While some lawyers have stated that section 299 of the 1999 constitution as amended made Abuja a state. This is fallacy.

Even if Abuja is made a state by section 299, the mere mention of FCT Abuja means that you must obtain 25% in the 'state' called Abuja.

APC should not rejoice yet as the third condition for being declared winner wad never met.

The conditions are:

A. You must have majority of the votes

B. You must have at least 25% in 2/3 of 36 States, and

C. You must obtain 25% of votes in the 'state' called FCT, Abuja.

You're intelligent and capable of critical thinking.
PROLOG (PROgramming LOGic) can easily analyse those conditions and arrive at a conclusion.
But I'm sorry to say that most Nigerians (including most of our lawyers and judges) ain't that intelligent.

vowiski:


You will cry blood

Foolish irresponsible urchin

The OP presented his argument sensibly. But there is no sense in what you wrote up there.

Skyfornia:
The system in place in this country will never allow us get it right..

It's not about the people but about the system.. if you bring Obama down to Nigeria as president, he will still flop, likewise if you take Buhari to America, he will perform well.. cause of the system in place.

If we can change the system, we will get it right

You're 100% correct. But how do we get the system right?

Kellyelly1:
Can SW Christians explain why they voted Muslim-Muslim ticket and Muslim Atiku?

Hmm

stuffs2002:

2) They boy should have rejected their proposal right from Nigeria but greed of travelling abroad has blinded him to reason and he doesn't mind destroying the entire Ekweremadu family just to be able to stay in the UK

How are you sure the boy knew he was going to donate a kidney?

jaymichael:
Why haven't his wife died since as she is Christian and a ranking member of RCCG.

I liken Tinubu-Shettima candidacy to an axe begging the trees to vote for him because his handle was made of wood. The forest was shrinking but the trees kept voting for the axe, for the axe was clever and convinced the trees that because his handle was made of wood, he was one of them.

Racoon:
The bank managers and politicians are the main culprits not the central bank.

A shallow analysis from a feeble mind.

wethebest:
Thieves bows to fellow thieves

Thieves bow to bigger thieves.

Ransomware:
when dummies run a country no feasibility study is done before making policies

We do things before we think them through.

Light78:
Politicians hoarding old naira notes at home are the ones banks are giving the new notes.


They have their percentages also.

If you know, you know.

Primus123:
When we tell people that election have consequence, they thought that it's mere talk.

The government you elect is the government you deserve. If it doesn't serve you right, it serves you right.

God knows what is best for Nigeria. I pray the best candidate wins.

I'm tired of Toyota Corolla first lady. I want to upgrade to Innoson first lady.

Who wants this one as first lady?

shortIGBOman:



INNOSON motors suppose to add pictures of IGBO women to his brand. No be to dey add pictures of foreign Girls.

See pictures of real Igbo ladies below

This picture on Innoson motor is that of Peter Obi's wife, the likely next first lady of Nigeria.

iwaeda:


https://punchng.com/2023-budget-hopeless-says-ezekwesili/

The government you elect is the government you deserve. If it doesn't serve you right, it serves you right.

orisa37:
JOHANNA THE CAB DRIVER.

This lady is asking for a ride. Should I give her a ride?