The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said it will commence distribution of Permanent Voters’ Cards (PVCs) in Edo State from Thursday August 22 ahead of the governorship election in the state.
The Independent National Electoral Commission has said it will commence distribution of Permanent Voters’ Cards in Edo State from Thursday August 22 ahead of the governorship election in the state. INEC Chairman, Prof.
“In addition, 8,847 voters transferred their registration from other States of the Federation to Edo State while 46,171 voters transferred their registration within the State i.e. from one part of the State to another. As provided by law, the Commission has updated the records of 4,808 voters that applied for correction of names, addresses or dates of birth from previous registrations and also replaced 5,406 lost or damaged PVCs.
Yakubu also revealed that the commission had developed a register containing, among other information, the names and photographs of the 184,438 voters to ease the collection of their PVCs. He urged voters to collect their “PVCs in person and, most importantly, to come out on Election Day and vote for the party of their choice.)
“I want to assure the electorate in Ondo State that action is being taken in respect of the availability of their PVCs for the governorship election holding in November this year. Very soon, the Commission will make available detailed arrangement for the collection of PVCs for all categories of voters from the recent CVR in the State.”Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities.
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