Osaigbovo lamented that since the election, the PDP has increased its onslaught on institutions of the Nigerian state – from INEC to security agencies and others.
Part of the statement reads, “By INEC guidelines, results are to be uploaded to its Results Viewing Portal iREV when the last person on the line finishes voting.
“Justice Okoro noted that the Electoral Act empowers INEC to determine the mode of transmission of election results and that the appellants failed to prove noncompliance with the Electoral Law but relied solely on INEC’s inability to electronically transmit the election results to the INEC Results Viewing (IReV) portal.
“The apex court consequently declared that the unavailability of election results on the INEC Result Viewing Portal (IReV) could not serve as a basis for the annulment of the presidential election held in February 2023.
“The PDP ought to have understood by now that election observer groups are not the same as election monitors...
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