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He said that the Results will not be transmitted electronically and he don’t have the password to the BVAS INEC can never be trusted Situation Report| #LockHimUp Surulere 49 SANs| No LP| Anambra| Omoni Oboli| Lagos State| Alimosho #EndNigeriaNow Gbadebo Rhodes

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Arise, O comPARIOTS ✊🏾3 years ago

Let's continue what exactly? What's wrong with people? Why are they in a haste to repeat the same thing and ’hope’ for a different result? NO VOTING UNTIL THE CODES COME.

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Victoria Adebisi-Ijabadenuyi🇬🇧🇳🇬❤️3 years ago

@umeanoAg Take pictures and video of materials the agents use, also the video of the polling agents while they are communicating with you and follow them to the coalition centre as simple as ABC no wahala!!!📌 LP is winning Lagos no qualms‼️‼️‼️❗️

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Alfred Onyeacholem3 years ago

INEC is now the problem of the masses. This shows there was absolutely nothing wrong with the IREV in the Presidential election! The purported " Technical glitches " was intentionally orchestrated to produce a pre planned outcome!

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CHUMA 楚楚 ©️3 years ago

@extension001 When Festus Okoye of INEC said that polling unit results would be transmitted electronically and manually what did you people think would happen? Water usually pollutes from the source. Those guys are just foot soldiers executing orders given from the top.

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Nnabuife Max Okondu3 years ago

It's alright... Cast your vote and have him count and document the results. Then capture and send to the various platform for safekeeping. Since INEC have failed, we must NOT fail to device means to succeed.

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Salescraft3 years ago

So why did they take the job and risk their safety? Now its obvious this was a strategy that was deployed for Presidential election

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Sabi ine3 years ago

@engr_akoh Then refuse to vote. Inec officials should leave the PU they didn't come there for anything if they would not upload the result.

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Emeka Okpareke3 years ago

She was even allowed to record. Apc thugs chased me away when I tried to record my PU. 048 in ojodu berger, Lagos. This is not an election

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🇮‌Layman🇮‌3 years ago

The password they use to loggin for accrediting is the same password..hold them responsible

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Global Heart3 years ago

@inecnigeria the only reason why your personnel would be this bold is because they want to compromise the results & you are in support. Please don't set this country on fire. A lot of us don't have the means to leave the country.

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