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Proposed Electronic Transmission Bill Will Enhance Institutional Rigging - Galadima The Senate hasn't made any amendments to the 2022 Electoral Act because they left it as it is. What the Senate did was try to be wise by half, and they thought Nigerians are as unintelligent as they are....

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“We are here to stop the cømmotion Senate President Akpabio wants to create for Nigeria. All we want is the electronic transmission of election results. The reason it was removed is simply because they want to rig the process. Not that rigging is impossible, but electronic transmission makes it much harder.” — Mama Pee, speaking at the ongoing protest in Abuja
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“We are here to stop the cømmotion Senate President Akpabio wants to create for Nigeria. All we want is the electronic transmission of election results. The reason it was removed is simply because they want to rig the process. Not that rigging is impossible, but electronic transmission makes it much harder.” — Mama Pee, speaking at the ongoing protest in Abuja

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67,208 views • 5 months ago

The Senate did not reverse electronic transmission of results as provided in the 2022 Electoral Act. That provision was jointly agreed upon by the Senate and House committees. INEC and civil society groups were fully involved in the process. All retreats concluded that electronic transmission was the best option for Nigeria. Any claim of deviation is a misunderstanding of what was collectively passed.
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The Senate did not reverse electronic transmission of results as provided in the 2022 Electoral Act. That provision was jointly agreed upon by the Senate and House committees. INEC and civil society groups were fully involved in the process. All retreats concluded that electronic transmission was the best option for Nigeria. Any claim of deviation is a misunderstanding of what was collectively passed.

Sen. Ireti Kingibe

92,019 views • 5 months ago

All the senators agreed to pass electronic transmission after a closed-door session, but when we came back to the Senate chamber, the Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Mohammed Tahir moved a motion to remove electronic transmission and retain transfer which is in the 2022 electoral act, and immediately, Deputy Senate President Jibrin Barau seconded him and Senate President Akpabio immediately put it to a vote and they passed it. That's the cause of the issue, and we are saying that's not what the senators agreed to. - Senator Victor Umeh explains the controversy around the Electoral Act amendment
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All the senators agreed to pass electronic transmission after a closed-door session, but when we came back to the Senate chamber, the Chief Whip of the Senate, Senator Mohammed Tahir moved a motion to remove electronic transmission and retain transfer which is in the 2022 electoral act, and immediately, Deputy Senate President Jibrin Barau seconded him and Senate President Akpabio immediately put it to a vote and they passed it. That's the cause of the issue, and we are saying that's not what the senators agreed to. - Senator Victor Umeh explains the controversy around the Electoral Act amendment

Nigerian Affairs Journal

41,582 views • 5 months ago

The Senate didn't reject the electronic transmission of election results. Electronic transmission has always been in our Act (2022 Electoral Act). We only retained the provision in Clause 60 of 2022 Electoral Act - Senate President Akpabio
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The Senate didn't reject the electronic transmission of election results. Electronic transmission has always been in our Act (2022 Electoral Act). We only retained the provision in Clause 60 of 2022 Electoral Act - Senate President Akpabio

Nigerian Affairs Journal

23,522 views • 5 months ago

There is nothing as "Electronic Transmission" in Electoral Act - Senate President #electionresults2023
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There is nothing as "Electronic Transmission" in Electoral Act - Senate President #electionresults2023

Africa Independent Television

410,509 views • 3 years ago

Incident Form, Printing of Serial Number of Form EC-8A Rigging Strategies For 2027 - Igini For 10 years, particularly from the Jega leadership up to Mahmood Yakubu, much effort went into e-transmission. There was an INEC-NCC report on electronic transmission, ready since 2018. The danger with what has been passed is that we're bringing back the incident form, which will be an avenue for rigging. Presiding officers' lives will be in danger in 2027 if they opt to use discretionary powers due to claimed network unavailability that differs from voters experience Mike Igini, Former INEC Electoral Commissioner
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Incident Form, Printing of Serial Number of Form EC-8A Rigging Strategies For 2027 - Igini For 10 years, particularly from the Jega leadership up to Mahmood Yakubu, much effort went into e-transmission. There was an INEC-NCC report on electronic transmission, ready since 2018. The danger with what has been passed is that we're bringing back the incident form, which will be an avenue for rigging. Presiding officers' lives will be in danger in 2027 if they opt to use discretionary powers due to claimed network unavailability that differs from voters experience Mike Igini, Former INEC Electoral Commissioner

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38,034 views • 4 months ago

Nigerians, are you seeing this? The nays clearly won. But this wicked Speaker just agreed to the rescission of the electronic transmission bill. Nigerians, please wake up. They can’t get away with this.
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Nigerians, are you seeing this? The nays clearly won. But this wicked Speaker just agreed to the rescission of the electronic transmission bill. Nigerians, please wake up. They can’t get away with this.

Big Amara

97,009 views • 4 months ago

Electoral Bill Has Been Signed Into Law: There Will Be No Disenfranchisement of Nigerians; The Transmission of Manual Results Is What We Will Look At Nigerians should question our broadband ability and how technical we will be tomorrow to answer the call of real-time transmission. As long as you appear personally as a manual voter in any polling booth, that transmission of manual results is what we will look at. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu
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Electoral Bill Has Been Signed Into Law: There Will Be No Disenfranchisement of Nigerians; The Transmission of Manual Results Is What We Will Look At Nigerians should question our broadband ability and how technical we will be tomorrow to answer the call of real-time transmission. As long as you appear personally as a manual voter in any polling booth, that transmission of manual results is what we will look at. President Bola Ahmed Tinubu

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906,981 views • 4 months ago

The bill we passed made it COMPULSORY for INEC to TRANSMIT results REAL-TIME through the IREV. We removed the part of the law that gave INEC the power to use their DISCRETION on that. From what we passed ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION of results is NOW compulsory, no DISCRETION given to INEC anymore — Enyinnaya Abaribe Me: Who is now trying to change what was passed? 🤷
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The bill we passed made it COMPULSORY for INEC to TRANSMIT results REAL-TIME through the IREV. We removed the part of the law that gave INEC the power to use their DISCRETION on that. From what we passed ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION of results is NOW compulsory, no DISCRETION given to INEC anymore — Enyinnaya Abaribe Me: Who is now trying to change what was passed? 🤷

Advocacy For Good Governance

25,571 views • 5 months ago

The Senate has not removed any means of transmission. If you want to use a bicycle to carry your votes from one polling unit to the ward centre, do so. If you want to use your phone to transmit, do so. If you want to use your iPad, do so. All we said was that we should remove the word ‘real time,’ because if you say real time and there is grid failure and the network is not working, when you go to court somebody will say it ought to have been real time. That was what we said. We left the burden for INEC to determine the mode of transmission of votes. - Senate President Akpabio insists that the Senate did not remove electronic transmission of election results, clarifying that lawmakers only questioned the requirement for real-time transmission
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The Senate has not removed any means of transmission. If you want to use a bicycle to carry your votes from one polling unit to the ward centre, do so. If you want to use your phone to transmit, do so. If you want to use your iPad, do so. All we said was that we should remove the word ‘real time,’ because if you say real time and there is grid failure and the network is not working, when you go to court somebody will say it ought to have been real time. That was what we said. We left the burden for INEC to determine the mode of transmission of votes. - Senate President Akpabio insists that the Senate did not remove electronic transmission of election results, clarifying that lawmakers only questioned the requirement for real-time transmission

Nigerian Affairs Journal

74,892 views • 5 months ago

Q: Are you worried that many people are angry with the Senate on the issue of electronic transmission of results? We are not worried, we’re not to be intimidated, and we shouldn’t be intimidated, because lawmaking is not comical. We don’t play to the gallery. - Sen. Yemi Adaramodu, the Senate Spokesperson.
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Q: Are you worried that many people are angry with the Senate on the issue of electronic transmission of results? We are not worried, we’re not to be intimidated, and we shouldn’t be intimidated, because lawmaking is not comical. We don’t play to the gallery. - Sen. Yemi Adaramodu, the Senate Spokesperson.

Imran Muhammad

26,136 views • 4 months ago

VIDEO: Senate minority caucus insists electronic transmission of results retained in electoral amendment bill
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VIDEO: Senate minority caucus insists electronic transmission of results retained in electoral amendment bill

TheCable

17,027 views • 5 months ago

Maybe Nigerians should question our broadband: How technical are we today? How technical will we be tomorrow to answer the call, either for real-time electronic transmission or not? We need to avoid glitches and unnecessary hacking. - President Tinubu on the debate about real-time electronic transmission of election results after signing the Electoral Act 2026.
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Maybe Nigerians should question our broadband: How technical are we today? How technical will we be tomorrow to answer the call, either for real-time electronic transmission or not? We need to avoid glitches and unnecessary hacking. - President Tinubu on the debate about real-time electronic transmission of election results after signing the Electoral Act 2026.

Imran Muhammad

62,596 views • 4 months ago

Senators are starting to gather in the chamber as the Senate is scheduled to conduct an emergency plenary session today. This session is taking place in the context of ongoing discussions about changes to the Electoral Act, particularly focusing on the rules regarding the electronic transmission of election results.
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Senators are starting to gather in the chamber as the Senate is scheduled to conduct an emergency plenary session today. This session is taking place in the context of ongoing discussions about changes to the Electoral Act, particularly focusing on the rules regarding the electronic transmission of election results.

Imran Muhammad

23,214 views • 4 months ago

ALERT: Rep. Brandon Gill just RIPPED the Senate: "The Senate is intentionally sclerotic and not doing their job and hiding behind these institutional, what they call safeguards, but are really in effect just excuses to not do anything." “This call to protect the Senate as an institution is destroying the Senate as an institution.” Gill says 40-50 House Republicans are prepared to protest any bill brought to the floor if the Save America Act is not passed. Good. We need to apply more pressure to force the US Senate to do its job.
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ALERT: Rep. Brandon Gill just RIPPED the Senate: "The Senate is intentionally sclerotic and not doing their job and hiding behind these institutional, what they call safeguards, but are really in effect just excuses to not do anything." “This call to protect the Senate as an institution is destroying the Senate as an institution.” Gill says 40-50 House Republicans are prepared to protest any bill brought to the floor if the Save America Act is not passed. Good. We need to apply more pressure to force the US Senate to do its job.

Andrew Kolvet

38,156 views • 3 months ago

BREAKING: The Senate amended the Electoral Act, updating Clause 60 to have presiding officers send results electronically to the IREV portal. If electronic transmission fails, the manual result sheet (Form EC8A) will be used instead🙆🏼‍♂️
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BREAKING: The Senate amended the Electoral Act, updating Clause 60 to have presiding officers send results electronically to the IREV portal. If electronic transmission fails, the manual result sheet (Form EC8A) will be used instead🙆🏼‍♂️

Oyindamola🙄

325,762 views • 4 months ago

BREAKING NEWS The Senate amended the Electoral Act, updating Clause 60 to have presiding officers send results electronically to the IREV portal. If electronic transmission fails, the manual result sheet (Form EC8A) will be used instead.
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BREAKING NEWS The Senate amended the Electoral Act, updating Clause 60 to have presiding officers send results electronically to the IREV portal. If electronic transmission fails, the manual result sheet (Form EC8A) will be used instead.

CHUKS 🍥

141,234 views • 4 months ago

E-Transmission: We've Opened Ourselves to the Ghost of the Past with Proviso - Osaze-Uzzi Without sounding like a prophet of doom, we'll be haunted by the ghosts of the past with the passage of the Electoral Act, as there hasn't been any significant change. If we say transmission fails and allow the primary evidence of voting and candidate scores to be the manual form EC-8A, this will become the norm. Presiding officers may be compelled to claim there's no network and ask collation officers to use the manual form. Oluwole Osaze-Uzzi, Former INEC Director of Voter Education
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E-Transmission: We've Opened Ourselves to the Ghost of the Past with Proviso - Osaze-Uzzi Without sounding like a prophet of doom, we'll be haunted by the ghosts of the past with the passage of the Electoral Act, as there hasn't been any significant change. If we say transmission fails and allow the primary evidence of voting and candidate scores to be the manual form EC-8A, this will become the norm. Presiding officers may be compelled to claim there's no network and ask collation officers to use the manual form. Oluwole Osaze-Uzzi, Former INEC Director of Voter Education

ARISE NEWS

22,239 views • 4 months ago

The senate has no reason not to approve mandatory electronic transmission
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The senate has no reason not to approve mandatory electronic transmission

Dr. Kenon

43,616 views • 4 months ago

"IReV does not require internet to work. So when the Senate President was talking about the internet, they do not require it." Anthony Ubani says lawmakers must urgently correct flawed electronic transmission clauses to safeguard Nigerians’ confidence in the electoral process.
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"IReV does not require internet to work. So when the Senate President was talking about the internet, they do not require it." Anthony Ubani says lawmakers must urgently correct flawed electronic transmission clauses to safeguard Nigerians’ confidence in the electoral process.

News Central TV

13,223 views • 4 months ago