The Independent National Electoral Commission on Friday said it will end Continuous Voter Registration for the 2023 election on July 31. INEC national commissioner Festus Okoye in a statement said the commission's extension of voter registration to mid-July has been extended till the end of July for all voter registration in the country.…The Independent National Electoral Commission on Friday said it will end Continuous Voter Registration for the 2023 election on July 31.
“This followed the judgement delivered by the Federal High Court on Wednesday 13th July 2022 in which it dismissed the suit filed by the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project which is seeking an extension of the exercise beyond 30th June 2022.“The Court has affirmed that INEC is at liberty to appoint a date of its choice to suspend the CVR, provided it is not later than 90 days before the date fixed for the General Election as provided in Sec. 9 of the Electoral Act 2022.
“With the judgement of the Federal High Court, all legal encumbrances have now been removed. Accordingly, the Commission has taken the following decisions: “Consolidate the national register of voters and display same on Polling Unit basis for each of the 8,809 Registration Areas across the 774 Local Government Areas nationwide for public scrutiny. This lasts for a period of one week. On the basis of a new projection of 95 million voters, on the basis of 10 voters per page, the Commission has to print 9,500,000 pages for the display;
Better cus this late registration would affect compilation and collection
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