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Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by muykem: 2:29am On May 10, 2023
Supreme Court killed the purpose of card reader in Gov Wike case in 2015. The same Court has killed the much celebrated purpose of BVAS in Gov Adeleke case. If you will need physical BVAS to prove over voting then it is not different from manual accreditation. Since the report sent to INEC server is not reliable, the INEC staff that help you to rig election will also help you to wipe out all information on the BVAS.

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Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by Moh247: 2:33am On May 10, 2023
Nigeria isn't ripe for relying on INEC database technology
Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by Hafeexla(m): 3:35am On May 10, 2023
These your opinion is only for those who understand the precedent of cases like these . Stuffing of ballot is still allowed due to loophole created by the Supreme Court judgement today.

For instance if you say the Presidential result for River state is not accurate then how are you going to prove it when the court itself have ruled that you can't prove overvoting since they still rely on EC8A and not IREV.

Every election tribunal have been decided with yesterday case, every opposition should just go and find something else to do for the next 4 year.

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Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by DMerciful(m): 3:49am On May 10, 2023
Physical BVAS was required because of INEC mistake of different reports but once all reports are same, physical BVAS won't be needed.

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Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by onatisi(m): 4:12am On May 10, 2023
DMerciful:
Physical BVAS was required because of INEC mistake of different reports but once all reports are same, physical BVAS won't be needed.
but it seems the purpose of bvas is identification ,to identify the voters and to use the number of accredited voters to checkmate overcoming . So if the use and importance of bvas is relegated or considered secondary what other fool proof method does INEC have again to verify voters
Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by Flora2Sweet: 4:29am On May 10, 2023
Since it all ends in the supreme court's... No need for Election Na...

Whoever has a good lawyer to help him argue in court wins... abi how una see am
Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by orisa37: 4:32am On May 10, 2023
That's the reality of the whole issue.
GOD BLESS SC, OUR SJ.
Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by DMerciful(m): 5:06am On May 10, 2023
BVAS will never be relegated. It is BVAS that transmits both accreditation data and snapped results sheets to the IREV portal or server.

However, getting the physical BVAS to a tribunal is extremely bulky so their reports which is synchronize to the server would suffice
onatisi:
but it seems the purpose of bvas is identification ,to identify the voters and to use the number of accredited voters to checkmate overcoming . So if the use and importance of bvas is relegated or considered secondary what other fool proof method does INEC have again to verify voters
Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by fergie001: 5:14am On May 10, 2023
This is not true.

Manual Accreditation of voters is prohibited. The SC also emphasised this in that judgement.
Re: Supreme Court Judgments Has Not Encouraged Reform In Electioneering Process by onatisi(m): 8:27am On May 10, 2023
ok thanks. i just wanted more clarification about it , because it seems there is a confusion about the use of IREV and BVAS

DMerciful:
BVAS will never be relegated. It is BVAS that transmits both accreditation data and snapped results sheets to the IREV portal or server.

However, getting the physical BVAS to a tribunal is extremely bulky so their reports which is synchronize to the server would suffice

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