The Independent Electoral Commission will today approach the Court of Appeal seeking to set aside an earlier ruling concerning the Biometric Voter Accreditation System (BVAS) and other sensitive materials used for the February 25th presidential poll.
Daily Trust reported that a senior official of the commission who pleaded not to be named said this over the weekend in Abuja.
This is coming on the heels of Saturday’s INEC meeting with the Resident Electoral Commissioners (RECs) to review the presidential and National Assembly elections as well as discuss the governorship and state assemblies elections slated for March 11.
According to the official “The commission as a law-abiding institution would seek the Court’s leave concerning the BVAS, they have to be re-configured polling units by polling units for the next election
We have to approach the court to grant us leave to do the re-configuration, as this cannot be done without the court order. The re-configuration must be done on time as it would be done manually and would be deployed to the designated PUs.”
Daily Trust also reports that there have been mixed reactions to the outcome of the elections, especially on the real-time transmission of collated results from the BVAS to the INEC Result Viewing Portal (iReV).
