Nigeria: Stolen DDC machines will not affect 2011 polls - Jega, The Nigerian Tribune (2010) —
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Nigeria: Stolen DDC machines will not affect 2011 polls - Jega, The Nigerian Tribune (2010)

This article reports on the comments of the chairman of the Nigerian Independent National Electoral Commission regarding the recent stealing of the Direct Data Capture machines. The machines were stolen at the Lagos airport, but the chairman Jega assured that this will not affect the 2011 elections, and explained that the software has security to prevent anybody from using the machines.

The link address is: http://tribune.com.ng/index.php/news/14900-stolen-ddc-machines-ll-not-affect-2011-polls-jega

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