The Atiku Support Organisation says real-time electronic
transmission of election results is 100 per cent possible in
Nigeria, contrary to the position of the “transparent
election-phobic All Progressives Congress-led Senate.”
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The group canvassed the argument in a statement on Wednesday by
its National Publicity Secretary, Dr. El Mo Victor.
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The statement is titled, “With a 98% teledensity rate and over
80% MTN Nigeria 3G broadband coverage, real-time e-transmission of
election results is 100% possible, Atiku Support Organisation tells
Senate”
The group claimed that the data from the National Communications
Commission website contradicts the outdated information presented
by the NCC head of technical team to the house of
representatives.
It stated that, “the current figure, which the NCC technical
team mischievously conceals to mislead Nigerians shows that the
teledensity rate in Nigeria as of May 2021 is 98%.”
The statement read, “For every 100 inhabitants in an area, at
least one person is actively connected to a network through a
mobile phone or other devices, thus proving the presence of a
network service.
” It may display either of the following alphanumeric characters
like 2G [G (GPRS), E (EDGE)], 3G, H, H+, 4G/LTE, etc for accessing
the internet. Check the NCC website for more https://www.ncc.gov.ng/statistics-reports/industry-overview#monthly”[1]
The Atiku Support Organisation says real-time electronic
transmission of election results is 100 per cent possible in
Nigeria, contrary to the position of the “transparent
election-phobic All Progressives Congress-led Senate.”
The group canvassed the argument in a statement on Wednesday by
its National Publicity Secretary, Dr. El Mo Victor.
The statement is titled, “With a 98% teledensity rate and over
80% MTN Nigeria 3G broadband coverage, real-time e-transmission of
election results is 100% possible, Atiku Support Organisation tells
Senate”
The group claimed that the data from the National Communications
Commission website contradicts the outdated information presented
by the NCC head of technical team to the house of
representatives.
It stated that, “the current figure, which the NCC technical
team mischievously conceals to mislead Nigerians shows that the
teledensity rate in Nigeria as of May 2021 is 98%.”
The statement read, “For every 100 inhabitants in an area, at
least one person is actively connected to a network through a
mobile phone or other devices, thus proving the presence of a
network service.
” It may display either of the following alphanumeric characters
like 2G [G (GPRS), E (EDGE)], 3G, H, H+, 4G/LTE, etc for accessing
the internet. Check the NCC website for more https://www.ncc.gov.ng/statistics-reports/industry-overview#monthly”[1]