The civil society organisation said no result was uploaded after voting & counting ended in several polling units as at 7pm on election day.
“Please do not allow INEC to leave your polling unit without uploading the results. As at 7pm on election day, no result was uploaded after voting & counting ended in several polling units As at 7pm on election day, no result was uploaded after voting & counting ended in several polling units,” the post read.
The Labour Party (LP) has kicked against the absence of presidential election results on the result viewing portal of the Independent National Electoral ...
They said that they have been given instruction to insist that the BVAS is faulty. And most of the places we won, but they have refused to upload. “Information reaching me has it that in Lagos, they have refused to upload the results for the presidential election.
The failure of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to update it result viewing portal (IReV) with election results despite the close of.
Olajumoke Alawode-James tweeted, “We didn’t allow our INEC officials go, because they weren’t uploading results to the portal. @ineclagos @inecnigeria how is the Portal still closed. “As I have said repeatedly, the commission’s allegiance is to Nigeria.
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The Independent National Electoral Commission has commenced the upload of polling unit results of the 2023 presidential results on its website.
The tweet read, “Update: Yiaga Africa is deeply concerned with the delay in uploading polling unit results for the presidential election on the INEC election result portal. As of 7pm on election day, no result was uploaded after voting and counting ended in several polling units. A civil society group, Yiaga Africa, had earlier expressed concern over the failure of INEC to upload results on its result viewing portal hours after the counting of votes had begun in some polling units across the country.
There is anxiety amongst Nigerians and political parties over the failure of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC)
And most of the places we won, but they have refused to upload.” The place is sorrounded by APC and people are afraid of their life. And they said that they have firm instruction from INEC headquarters not to upload. “There are lots of reasons. Section 50(2) states that subject to Section 63, voting at an election and transmission of results shall be in accordance with the procedure defined by INEC. We successfully transmitted results for 105 constituencies nationwide,” he said.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Saturday night commenced the process of uploading results to the INEC.
Election results are now being published on the IReV following a successful election at some polling units across the country, as promised by the electoral body. The results of 0.67% of the elections had been posted on the INEC portal at the time of filing this report on Saturday night. The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Saturday night commenced the process of uploading results to the INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV).
The result viewing portal of the Independent National Electoral Commission suffered a system collapse that forced it offline for several hours on Saturday, ...
A significant trove of results so far uploaded and seen by The Gazette was not legible, while some others were completely blurred by camera flashes. We encourage you to join the conversation on our stories via our Facebook, Twitter and other social media pages. Millions of Nigerians took to polling centres across the country to elect the next president as Muhammadu Buhari’s two terms of eight years wrap up in May. In Ondo, Anambra, Ekiti and Osun off-cycle elections, the portal received final results immediately as election workers were uploading them from polling units. Still, the failure underscored concerns about the commission’s ability to securely and reliably control its infrastructure for election management. The so-called IReV, which the electoral office designed to receive election result sheets directly from polling units across the country, suffered an outage shortly after polls were closing on Saturday afternoon.