Election day, from one room
Coverage against INEC's roll
122,178 of 176,846 unitsThe denominator is INEC’s 176,846, not the 118,532 this platform can currently place on a ward. Reporting against the smaller figure would show 103.1% instead of 69.1%. The flattering number is not the one on the board.
Parallel count
Collected forms only · not a declarationRead from 122,178 photographed result forms, each carrying a polling unit code, a timestamp and a named accredited agent. Shares are of what has been collected so far and will move as more arrive. Where this and the official record differ, the official record stands. This is evidence, not a rival declaration.
Incident desks
21 unacknowledgedRouting is a pure function of type and severity, not a judgement call. On the day, the desk assignment has to be instant, identical every time, and auditable afterwards.
Weakest coverage
States by share of units reportingThin coverage in the far corners is usually connectivity rather than absence — forms captured offline sync when signal returns, keeping their original timestamp and location. It becomes a problem only if it is still thin at collation.
Reporting by state
Darker is more completeIncident feed
37 high or critical of 180Second submission disagrees with the first on the total for one party. Both published.
Disturbance at the unit; voting suspended pending security response.
Ward collation attempted without party agents present.
Device failed to authenticate; INEC technician requested.
Agent admitted after intervention by the LGA supervisor.
Second BVAS deployed after the first stopped mid-accreditation.
Second BVAS deployed after the first stopped mid-accreditation.
Inducement reported within the 300-metre perimeter; police liaison notified.
Sensitive materials had not arrived two hours after the accreditation window opened.
Form total does not reconcile with the sum of party figures on the same sheet.
Against the 2023 baseline
What the same electorate did last timeThe parallel count is anchored to the 2023 result moved by a modest uniform swing, with the 2023 PDP and Labour vote largely inherited by the ADC coalition those candidates now sit on. That is an assumption for demonstration, not a forecast, and the real thing reads from forms rather than from a model.