‘No PVC, no voting’, says INEC

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The Director Voter Education and Publicity of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Victor Aluko, has restated that no one will be allowed to vote without their Permanent Voter Cards.

Aluko also said that the commission was expecting only the 87.2 million voters who had their PVCs at the polls, adding that those who could not get the cards, would have to wait to vote at the next elections cycle.

“87.2 million Nigerians have PVCs, out of 93.4 million registered voters. Those are the people we are expecting in our polling units. Anybody who was not able to collect the PVC, it is not a crime. In future, they can still collect their PVCs and vote, life continues, there will be life after these elections.

“During the CVR, we encouraged those who lost their cards, even those whose cards were spoilt, just tell us in INEC, we will give you another one free of charge. So, those who did so, got new cards. Anybody who did not do so, did not want to do, and so in future they can still do that. “If out of the 87.2 million Nigerians who have PVCs, if we can get 80% of them to vote tomorrow, that will be a great thing for the country. We are ready to receive them at our polling units. So, we are preparing for those who have PVCs, and we are not really bothered at this time, about those who do not have PVCs. So, if you don’t have PVC, don’t even come to the polling unit,” he said.All rights reserved.

 

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Honestly, I saw no use for the PVC today, apart from mere identification, the PVC is completely useless in the light of the BVAS accreditation.

Tinubu had his hands in most elected Governors in South Western States why is he taking the Glory of Lagos? Dear Nigerians, don't be gullible, Lagos has been governed by 14 Governors from 1967 till date yet just one Man decides to accord all the Glory of this State to himself.

No incident form this time around. That's good move

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