2019 Elections: Over 420,000 PVCs uncollected in Osun–INEC
Collection of PVCs has been impressive says an official.
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Collection of PVCs has been impressive says an official.
He says the February 16 election would decide whether Nigeria should continue to exist as one or not.
The Commission says it will distribute the uncollected PVCs at the ward level between January 16 and 21.
The commission says it received 1,681,930 PVCs from the national headquarters and gave out 1,253,484 as at January 8.
INEC's state official said it has taken proactive steps in ensuring that all uncollected PVCs in our custody are claimed ...
The agency wants eligible voters to visit INEC offices in their respective local government areas to collect their PVCs.
Mr Ogunwusi charges residents to participate in the September 22 governorship election.
About 10 million PVCs are yet to be collected across Nigeria, INEC says.
The commission says only 6,025 of the registered voters have so far collected their PVCs.
INEC says the uncollected number of PVCs was worrisome.
INEC says buying PVCs is a waste of money – REC
The Commission asks who registered in 2017 to go to their various local government headquarters to obtain the cards
INEC will also give PVCs to those who applied for transfers and replacement
The commission begins distribution of the permanent registration cards this week
Over seven million PVCs are yet to be collected nationwide.
The Commission says it is determined to register all eligible voters before the 2019 general elections
The Commission says a total of 7.9 million PVCs are yet to be collected nationwide
The election holds on July 14.
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This supersedes the earlier deadline of Saturday, 31st January 2015, and is intended to give registered voters yet to collect ...
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