The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said that all the data on the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) used for February 25 presidential poll is intact.Information Guide Nigeria
Tanimu Inuwa, the commission’s lead counsel in the presidential elections tribunal matter between the Labour Party’s flag bearer, INEC, and the president-elect gave the assurance on Tuesday, March 7, at the Court of Appeal in Abuja. LEGIT NEWS reports.
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Inuwa argued failure to re-configure the BVAS would delay the conduct of governorship and houses of assembly elections. INEC’s counsel’s argument followed a submission by Peter Obi’s lawyer, Onyechi Ikpeazu that the essence of the application was to enable the legal team to extract data embedded in the BVAS.NYSC Portal
Ikpeazu said the data on the BVAS represents the actual results from polling units in the presidential election which was conducted on Saturday, February 25.
He said; “My lords, this is to ensure that the evidence is preserved before the BVAS are reconfigured by INEC. This is because if they are wiped out, it will affect the substance of the case.”JAMB Result
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