No private voter data
The public report uses aggregate campaign figures and avoids publishing voter emails, identifiers or payment references.
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Public campaign report
NACTA Awards
A structured public record of the retained campaign metrics, evidence and reporting limitations.
May–June 2026 Paid award voting Database-backed + archived result snapshots
Report status
Published evidence summary
Database-backed campaign totals are used for the headline figures. Historical images are presented as snapshots and may show lower totals than the final retained campaign summary because they were generated while voting was still active.
Headline metrics
7,098
Valid votes
10
Categories
46
Candidates
322
Unique voter emails
Result highlights
What stands out in the retained record.
Programmer of the Year snapshot
1,168 votes
A Qwikly-generated result graphic captured during the campaign.
Invalid vote quantity
0
Recovered campaign summary reported no invalid vote quantity.
Financial record
Money figures, without overstating what they mean.
The retained dataset does not, by itself, prove how the recorded payment volume was split between organizer proceeds, platform charges, VAT or processor fees. The public report therefore avoids presenting that figure as net revenue.
Recorded payment volume
₦14,086,400
Sum of the recovered amount_paid field for the campaign. This is reported as recorded payment volume, not organizer revenue or Qwikly profit.
Evidence trail
What supports this report.
1
Database campaign record
Campaign ID 8 remained available with paid Award Voting configuration and public visibility.
2
Voting records
Recovered campaign-level totals include votes, candidates, categories and voter-email counts.
3
Historical result graphics
Timestamped Qwikly Live result images provide campaign-in-progress visual evidence.
Source meanings stay separate
A payment field, wallet credit and organizer payout are not treated as interchangeable figures.
Limits are disclosed
Where a historic record is incomplete, the report says so instead of inventing a missing total.
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