VIDEO: BVAS Syndicate Arrested In Abuja Video Controversy Explained!
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) engineers have been at the center of recent controversy, as a viral video of individuals suspected to be part of a ‘BVAS syndicate’ in Abuja has been making the rounds on social media. The police have responded to the video, stating that they have arrested suspected manipulators of the Bimodal Voters Accreditation System (BVAS) in the city on Tuesday. Additionally, the FCT (Federal Capital Territory) Commissioner of Police has deployed 17,401 personnel for election security. Follow Our website TheGossipsWorld Media for the latest updates!!!!!
BVAS Syndicate Arrested In Abuja
signaling that preparations for the upcoming elections are in full swing. According to reports, the suspects were apprehended at a building located in Maitama, a district in the city. The police have not yet ascertained the identity of those seen in the video, but they do not look like their officers because their officers have been operating in camouflage uniforms. This statement is likely meant to allay concerns that the suspects may have been impersonating police officers, a common tactic used by criminals in Nigeria.
What Is BVAS?
The BVAS system is an electronic device used for voter accreditation during elections. It is a relatively new system that was introduced in Nigeria to replace the old manual method of accreditation, which was prone to errors and manipulation. However, as with any new technology, there have been concerns about the security of the BVAS system and the possibility of it being hacked or manipulated by unscrupulous individuals.
BVAS Syndicate Arrested In Abuja Video Controversy Explained
The arrest of the suspects in Abuja is a positive development, as it shows that the police are taking the issue of election security seriously. The deployment of such a large number of personnel for election security is also a welcome move, as it will help to deter would-be troublemakers and ensure that the elections are conducted in a free and fair manner. In another development, the FCT police have confirmed the arrest of an Abuja pastor, an inspector, and a Chief Security Officer (CSO) in relation to the possession of illegal firearms.
The police have stated that the suspects were arrested during a routine stop and search operation in the city and that an AK-47 rifle was recovered from them. This incident underscores the importance of the police being vigilant and proactive in their efforts to ensure the safety and security of citizens. In yet another incident, the FCT police have also foiled a robbery attempt in the city, killing one of the robbers in the process. This shows that the police are not only focused on election security but also on ensuring the overall safety and security of the residents of the city.
