He claims election results can be compromised through offline uploads and urges presiding officers to preserve evidence and ensure results are uploaded online.
"I've been working with INEC over the years. These are some of my pictures from when I was working with them.
This last election, I worked for INEC because I needed transparency. A lot of things are going on in polling units, which I will exp0se.
Now, what happened in the last election? Before the voting time ended, they would log everybody out of BVAS and tell you to upload your result offline.
As a presiding officer, don't upload your result offline. Snap it, take screenshots, and hold on to it. Once they are back online, upload it.
If you upload it offline, the data is gone. Just wait. They will tell you it's a glitch and log everybody out. If the network comes back, log in and submit it online.
If you check the INEC site, you will see your result if they call out result. What happens if you submit it offline is that it will not upload.
If you go to the INEC office to submit it, they will want to buy it from you. They will tell you, "How much do you have?" So, they buy your materials from you.
You see, this time around, I will not work as a presiding officer. I will vote, and I will follow it to the collation centre. Our votes must count.
R!gg!ng starts from the presiding officer. INEC knows what they are doing. So, our votes must count.
Please, if you're out there, don't upload the result offline. Make sure you upload it online. Snap it and hold the copy..."
- Man raises alarm over alleged INEC election irregularities, warns presiding officers against uploading results offline.
