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At least not less that 50,000 Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) have yet to be collected by their owners in Ebonyi State.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has approved 10 additional centres for Continuous Voter Registration in Ebonyi state.
The Ebonyi State Resident Electoral Commissioner, Prof. Godswill Obioma, said this in Abakaliki, the state capital, during an interactive session with journalists on Friday.
He appealed to people who had yet to collect their PVCs to do so without further delay.
“Fifty thousand Permanent Voter Cards have not been collected by their owners in Ebonyi State. People should come and collect it without further delay,” he said.
Obioma explained that the creation of additional registration centres followed the request by traditional rulers and stakeholders across the state.
The INEC boss expressed displeasure with a drop in the number of prospective voters taking part in the on-going Continuous Voters Registration across the state, especially women.
He appealed to stakeholders to adopt better strategies to encourage more people to register.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has approved 10 additional centres for Continuous Voter Registration in Ebonyi state.
The Ebonyi State Resident Electoral Commissioner, Prof. Godswill Obioma, said this in Abakaliki, the state capital, during an interactive session with journalists on Friday.
He appealed to people who had yet to collect their PVCs to do so without further delay.
“Fifty thousand Permanent Voter Cards have not been collected by their owners in Ebonyi State. People should come and collect it without further delay,” he said.
Obioma explained that the creation of additional registration centres followed the request by traditional rulers and stakeholders across the state.
The INEC boss expressed displeasure with a drop in the number of prospective voters taking part in the on-going Continuous Voters Registration across the state, especially women.
He appealed to stakeholders to adopt better strategies to encourage more people to register.
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