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The primary barrier to uploading election results in real time has been identified by the Independent National Electoral Commission, or INEC.
Speaking at the 2025 Digital Nigeria International Conference and Exhibitions in Abuja, Commission Chairman Prof. Joash Amupitan, SAN, stated that inadequate telecommunications connectivity continues to be the commission’s largest barrier to real-time result uploads, despite significant advancements made possible by the implementation of the Bimodal Voter Accreditation System.
The inconsistent quality of network connectivity throughout Nigeria continues to impede the smooth transmission of polling-unit results to the INEC Result Viewing page, according to Prof. Amupitan, who was represented by National Commissioner May Agbamuche-Mbu.
Dayo Oketola, the Chief Press Secretary to the INEC Chairman, stated in a statement on Tuesday that although multiple voting and voter impersonation have been successfully reduced, the Commission is still dealing with connection issues in a number of regions of the nation.
“Achieving real-time upload of Polling Unit results to the INEC Result Viewing Portal remains one of the hardest battles for transparency on Election Day, with 176,846 polling units tucked into swamps, perched on mountains, and hidden in remote communities.”
According to Amupitan, “a tool like the BVAS is only as good as the network it runs on.”
In addition to aggressively investigating other technologies to fill in the gaps, he stated that INEC would keep working with the Nigerian Communications Commission and network providers to find solutions.
The head of INEC insisted that the long-standing issue of identity theft in Nigerian elections has been resolved with the implementation of BVAS.
Speaking to a group of tech entrepreneurs, legislators, and leaders of civil society, he proclaimed the end of identity fraud and multiple voting.
He referred to BVAS as an impenetrable method of voter verification and called it a turning point in Nigeria’s democratic journey.
“The BVAS device, which guarantees that only the legitimate, eligible voter can be accredited at the polling place, has become our first line of defense against identity fraud.” Voter impersonation has essentially been eradicated from our election system with the implementation of biometric measures, he stated.
