18 record of count; (ii) a presiding officer being found with hand in the ballot box, he having allegedly broken the seal after the poll watchers had departed; (iii) arrest of a presiding officer found with pre-marked ballots in his possession; (iv) seeing an NEC presiding officer carrying a ballot box on a bike unaccompanied by any police officer; (v) report of a NEC presiding officer that the Liberty Party presidential candidate had received zero vote at a polling center when the subsequent count showed that he had received 28 votes; (vi) a presiding officer had changed the Liberty Party presidential candidate vote from 205 votes to 26 votes; (vii) at a polling center the presidential record of counts showed that there were 2,550 as total unused, spoiled and discarded ballot papers when there should not have been more than 550 ballots at that center; (viii) at a polling place, the presidential record of counts showed that 1,109 ballots were cast in favor of the CDC presidential candidate when there should not have been more than 550 ballots at the center; (ix) a NEC pick-up was seen in a town with the occupants having opened a ballot box; (x) at a voting place, although the number of ballot papers taken from the ballot box was 177, yet one representative candidate was said to have received 246 votes; and (xii) that the voter registration card system employed a nine digit numbering system beginning and ending with the number 7, which created the possibility of 10,000,000 ballots for a country with a populace of only 4.5 million, the intent being to provide room for fraud. (c) With respect to the third set of allegations that there were gross irregularities, the complaint cited (i) the lack of verification of the number of ballot papers at polling places with the starting and ending numbers not being recorded and attested to by party representatives, which was a calculated conduct on the part of the NEC to compromise the credibility of the entire electoral process; (ii) failure to use presiding officer worksheet which prevented reconciling the number of ballot papers brought to each center and the number of ballots cast; (iii) at a polling place, because a number of persons were noticed coming from the rear of the building after the polls had closed and the ballot box sealed, the presiding office proceeded to break the seal of the ballot box and to allow new persons to vote; (iv) at a district in Nimba County, there were only three polling places when there should have been