Electoral Act: INEC Lacks Capacity to Transmit Results Electronically

Electoral Act: INEC lacks capacity to transmit results electronically

The lawmaker, Adeniyi Adegbonmire, said such a system cannot be achieved in Nigeria at the moment, noting that it may take two or three years before electronic transmission can be fully implemented. The post Electoral Act: INEC lacks capacity to transmit results electronically – Lawmaker appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

2027 Polls: INEC lacks capacity for e-voting – Senate - NewsTmes.com.ng

The Senate has stated that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) does not presently have the capacity to conduct electronic voting. Chairman of the Senate Ad-hoc Committee reviewing the 2026 Electoral Bill, Senator Adeniyi Adegbonmire, clarified during an appearance on Arise News Channel. According to him, the INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV) is a platform … The post 2027 Polls: INEC lacks capacity for e-voting – Senate appeared …

We Approved Real-Time Result Uploads, Not E-Voting,Senate Clarifies

By Lizzy Chirkpi The Senate on Thursday dismissed claims that it had endorsed electronic voting, insisting that its decision only supports the real-time electronic upload of manually collated election results. Lawmakers clarified that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) currently lacks the infrastructure to conduct e-voting and that such a system has not yet been adopted in Nigeria. Chairman of the Senate Ad-hoc Committee review…

Real-Time E-Transmission In Nigeria Without E-Voting: Clarifying The Law, The Technology, And The Misconceptions (A Response to Senator Adegbomire & P. D. Pius)

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NSE Backs Real-Time Transmission of Election Results, Faults Senate’s Technical Concerns

The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) has declared its full support for the real-time electronic transmission of election results, describing it as a critical step toward enhancing the integrity, efficiency, and credibility of Nigeria’s electoral process. The professional body faulted the reasons advanced by the Nigerian Senate for rejecting a proposal that sought to make […]

Real-Time Transmission Of Election Results Doesn’t Translate To E-Voting

The Senate on Thursday clarified that the electronic transmission of election results in real time does not equate to e-voting, as has been suggested in some quarters. The lawmakers noted that the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) currently lacks the capacity to conduct e-voting. The Senate also emphasized that the INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV)... The post Real-Time Transmission Of Election Results Doesn’t Translate To E-Votin…