The Independent National Electoral Commission says it has 203,921 uncollected Permanent Voters Cards within its 17 local government offices in Enugu State. The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the collection of PVCs had gone back to INEC local government offices throughout the state from the ward levels from Jan. 23; and…
Mr Rex Achumie, INEC Head of Department for Voter Education and Publicity , in Enugu State, told NAN on Wednesday that the uncollected PVCs was 203,921 as at the beginning of work today, Jan. 25. “We have a total of 203,921 cards left and I believe it will continue to reduce daily as residents of the state come for their PVCs daily.
“There is a whole lot of improvement in INEC, a new Electoral Act and the use of technology to ensure efficiency and that there is no human interference in the system,” he said.
In Obi region they are scare to vote, na Igbo in diaspora will. Yeye 😂😂😂😂
Because you people intentionally make the collection process difficult. How can one person be distributing card to several people in a ward? Why was the card released very late by the Commission ?
They will collect it b4 d election.
Morasчck$ stop lying
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