BREAKING: Peter Obi Insists On Inspecting BVAS As Appeal Court Hears 7 Motions From Tinubu, Atiku, LP, INEC Today

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Peter Obi Insists On Inspecting BVAS As Appeal Court Hears 7 Motions From Tinubu, Atiku, LP, INEC Today

 

 

The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has urged the Presidential Election Tribunal situated at the Court of Appeal, Abuja, to grant him leave to carry out digital, forensic and physical inspection of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) devices so as to buttress his claim that the just concluded polls was rigged against him.

 

BREAKING: INEC asks tribunal to vary BVAS inspection order granted Peter Obi, Atiku Abubakar

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The court had earlier granted Obi the permission to inspect INEC materials, including the BVAS devices used during the election, but the Independent National Electoral Commission approached the same court to vary the decision.

 

Obi and LP brought their application on Monday by way of motion on notice, days after the Independent National Electoral Commission urged the Court to allow its officials to reconfigure the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System, BVAS, devices ahead of the forthcoming governorship and state assembly elections.

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But as seen on the Cause lists of motions filed so far before the court, there are seven motions the court will be hearing and possibly determining today by 1 pm.

 

Four of the applications are from the president-elect, Bola Tinubu, and his political party, the All Progressives Congress.

 

 

In petitions marked, CA/PEC/ 05M/2023, CA/ PEC/06M/2023 and CA/PEC/07M/2023, CA/PEC/08M/2023, Tinubu and APC is seeking an order allowing them to inspect INEC materials as was granted Peter Obi earlier.

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They also asked the court to determine their motion based on “urgency”.

 

Furthermore, in the court’s approval granting Obi and Atiku Abubakar respective permission to inspect INEC materials, the electoral umpire instituted motions against that order.

 

These seven motions will be heard today, from what our correspondent gathered from court officials and as seen on its cause list.

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INEC had alleged that any order restraining it from using the BVAS will limit its ability to conduct the forthcoming governorship and state assembly polls coming up on March 11.

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3 COMMENTS

  1. I don’t know how long are we going to build our nation on lies…if there is no skeletons in the cupboard, they should be allowed to inspect the INEC materials including BIVAS to clear the claim of rigging them out in the just concluded presidential election. Simple!

    • Inec should stop playing with Nigerians they have told us lies many times.it was the same inec that says they will.upload election results real time from.poolimh units but they didn’t instead they collected money from apc and rushed to announce manipulated results at night time when real humans are sleeping and now they are trying to stop people from inspecting the machines that was used for the election so nobody should allow inec to configure the machine untill it has been inspected by all and the election can be postponed untill we have cleared all the issues taht came up during the last presidential election

  2. Inec should stop playing with Nigerians they have told us lies many times.it was the same inec that says they will.upload election results real time from.poolimh units but they didn’t instead they collected money from apc and rushed to announce manipulated results at night time when real humans are sleeping and now they are trying to stop people from inspecting the machines that was used for the election so nobody should allow inec to configure the machine untill it has been inspected by all and the election can be postponed untill we have cleared all the issues taht came up during the last presidential election

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