The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has demanded it has the ability to communicate political decision results electronically from far off regions across Nigeria.
Day by day POST reviews on Thursday that the House of Representatives was tossed into disarray as individuals discussed segment 52(2) of the appointive correction act charge, which manages electronic transmission.
The PDP delegates left a meeting on Friday after Ahmed Wase, the managing official and Deputy Speaker, asserted that segment 52(2) had been conveyed.
Yet, Adeleke Adewolu, an Executive Commissioner at the Nigerian Communications Commission, NCC, told administrators at the House of Representatives on Friday that lone 50% of Nigeria has the 3G inclusion needed for transmission.
Nonetheless, talking on Channels Television breakfast show on Saturday, Mr Festus Okoye, INEC’s National Chairman and Commissioner for Information and Voter Education, said the Commission’s position was clear.
Okoye said, “We have transferred results from extremely far off regions, even from regions where you need to utilize human transporters to get to.
“Along these lines, we’ve made our own position extremely understood, that we have the limit and we’ve the will to extend the utilization of innovation in the appointive interaction.
“Be that as it may, our forces are given by the constitution and the law, and we’ll keep on excess inside the ambit and limits of the force allowed to the commission by the