The two system of transmission of results were adopted by the Senate on Tuesday at a special session it called on Sunday

The Senate re-amended the Electoral Act to accommodate the electronic transmission of results. However, the provision comes with a caveat that, in the event of internet failure, Form EC8A will serve as the primary means of result collation.

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The Senate re-amended the Electoral Act to accommodate the electronic transmission of results. However, the provision comes with a caveat that, in the event of internet failure, Form EC8A will serve as the primary means of result collation.

The emergency plenary session became rowdy commotion shortly after the Senate Chief Whip, Tahir Monguno, moved a motion seeking to rescind the Senate’s previous resolution and amend the Electoral Act to accommodate mandatory electronic transmission of results.

The Senate re-amended the Electoral Act to accommodate the electronic transmission of results. However, the provision comes with a caveat that, in the event of internet failure, Form EC8A will serve as the primary means of result collation.

The Senate re-amended the Electoral Act to accommodate the electronic transmission of results. However, the provision comes with a caveat that, in the event of internet failure, Form EC8A will serve as the primary means of result collation.