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The Independent National Electoral Commission has uploaded some election results from the governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections.

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has uploaded some results from the ongoing governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections. The.

Checks on the portal today show that Ogun State has two results submitted while 12 results from Plateau State were submitted. Other states with results submitted on the portal include Zamfara State with 11 results, Rivers State with 80 results and Lagos State with 85 results. The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has uploaded some results from the ongoing governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections.

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC has uploaded some election results from the governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections.

The INEC, in a few days to the March 18 elections, however, said the technical issues had been rectified and assured that election results would be transmitted immediately. held on February 25. Recall that INEC had come under fire over its inability to upload results immediately on its Result Viewing portal during the presidential and National Assembly elections.

The electoral umpire had received backlashes following the failure of the IReV portal after the February 25 presidential election in allowing results to be ...

In fact, weeks after the presidential election, INEC has yet to upload the complete results from all polling units onto its IReV. INEC had blamed the failure on “technical” glitches its officials encountered in using the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) to upload results to the portal from polling units. The electoral umpire had received backlashes following the failure of the IReV portal after the February 25 presidential election in allowing results to be uploaded real-time as the results were being announced in polling units.

The process of transferring the results of the gubernatorial election to the IReV portal has been initiated by INEC.

The incident occurred at about 4: 12 p.m. at Ugbo Okonkwo Square 1 Polling Unit, New Haven Ward, Enugu North Local Government Area of the state during the ...

During the presidential and National Assembly elections on 25 February, the BVAS failed in many polling units across Nigeria, with some election officials saying they had no password for their BVAS machines. The bourgeoisies cannot continue to use it (BVAS) to shortchange the people. You cannot continue to take the people for granted. “What we are hearing is that they (INEC officials) cannot find the password to upload (the results). You people must be care,” an angry voter was heard yelling at the officials, who were seen struggling to operate the BVAS. The incident occurred at about 4: 12 p.m.

According to media reports, opposition parties and some Nigerians chastised INEC for failing to immediately upload results on its Result Viewing portal ...

However, just days before the March 18 elections, INEC announced that the technical issues had been resolved and that election results would be transmitted immediately. According to media reports, opposition parties and some Nigerians chastised INEC for failing to immediately upload results on its Result Viewing portal during the presidential and National Assembly elections. The Independent National Electoral Commission has published some election results from the governorship and state legislature elections.

The Independent National Electoral Commission has so far uploaded 66634 election results from the Governorship and State Houses of Assembly elections.

Checks by our correspondent on Saturday at 9 pm showed election results were uploaded in 28 states. However, a few days to the March 18 elections, INEC said that the technical issues had been rectified and assured Nigerians that election results would be transmitted immediately. The PUNCH reports that opposition parties and some Nigerians knocked INEC over its failure to upload results immediately on its result viewing portal during the presidential election held on February 25 but the commission explained that technical glitches marred result transmission which many critics refused to accept.