Today, I went to queue for the 5th times in order to perform my civic right comes 2015. Yet the process of registration fails not to register. At 10mins past 4pm, the two copers(ladies), started to demand for N500 before registration is done. A woman offered them N100 they rejected it. Another woman offered N200, they reluctantly collected it and immediately, she was allowed to register. That was how people started paying before registration is done. I have to step forward to challenge them and the political elements (thugs) attacked me verbally, including their supports. Then, I told every uninformed (illiterate) that voters card is free that if you pay money, you are selling yourself and that of you children future for the next 8 years. The national identity card registration is now N400 in Ewusi palace Shagamu. I have not been able to register because of this. Politicians seat tight on employment, right of every citizen and even PVC have been pliticalized. How long shall we watch and sit? If we continue in silence, in the next 10 years, I wonder if poor mass would be allowed to walk freely in our Streets.

akin33:
Today, I went to queue for the 5th times in order to perform my civic right comes 2015. Yet the process of registration fails not to register. At 10mins past 4pm, the two copers(ladies), started to demand for N500 before registration is done. A woman offered them N100 they rejected it. Another woman offered N200, they reluctantly collected it and immediately, she was allowed to register. That was how people started paying before registration is done. I have to step forward to challenge them and the political elements (thugs) attacked me verbally, including their supports. Then, I told every uninformed (illiterate) that voters card is free that if you pay money, you are selling yourself and that of you children future for the next 8 years. The national identity card registration is now N400 in Ewusi palace Shagamu. I have not been able to register because of this. Politicians seat tight on employment, right of every citizen and even PVC have been pliticalized. How long shall we watch and sit? If we continue in silence, in the next 10 years, I wonder if poor mass would be allowed to walk freely in our Streets.

I think this is happening only in my area, there is a unit where they charge as much as 1.000 naira for registration. The painful part is some people will claim they are wise and yet they will still pay this monies instead of fighting against this corruption.

You should report this development to their officeor police or take pictures or video clips of these guys and put it up on social media.

meanwhile some 20+ Togolese & Beninese nationals were arrested today @ Ogun state portion of Nigeria's border with Benin republic with our Voter's Card...they registered themselves as voters.

kudoxs:
I think this is happening only in my area, there is a unit where they charge as much as 1.000 naira for registration. The painful part is some people will claim they are wise and yet they will still pay this monies instead of fighting against this corruption.

guys take their pictures and put it up on twitter let make 'em stop mehn. tf?

I couldn't take pics because the slaves the love to remain in chains, I mean political sympathizers want to attack me because of their desperation. Immediately I confronted them and it seems we are few that were not ready to pay the said amount. I didn't waste time to flee.

I couldn't take pics because the slaves that love their chains, I mean political sympathizers want to attack me because of their desperation. Immediately I confronted them and it seems we are few that were not ready to pay the said amount. I didn't waste time to flee. I will try to expose that of national identity that is now 400 per register.

Nigerians

This thing happened in a house that they wrote JEBE or JIBE in Agura, Sabo. Today 19th Nov. 2014. I would have reported them to their principal or security officers. How am I too sure that they will take action.

akin33:
This thing happened in a house that they wrote JEBE or JIBE in Agura, Sabo. Today 19th Nov. 2014. I would have reported them to their principal or security officers. How am I too sure that they will take action.

Do the needful guy... Report at the nearest police station

D Level of Corruption n Indiscipline in Nigeria, Even if u report to police or any higher officials dem go still share d money together

This is pathetic

If your story is indeed true, you should have reported to the nearest INEC office or police station. you wouldnt have believed the level of purnishment that would have been metted to them now. Registration and collection of PVC are free. Your story is indeed pathetic.

man go chop nah

This is stealing and not corruption. I think I can now see the distinction Jonathan was trying to make.

I see no anomaly here. After all, interior ministry did it, swindled unemployed youths of 1500 each yet retains his portfolio.

God bless Jonathan.

@tobnical, what I posted here is true. It is better I report to INEC than police but I have no inec contac. I have confirmed the proper address of the house where the scene happened. I saw the queue when I was returning from school then I joined. The pooling boot is located at Fowodara house, Agura Sabo, Sagamu, Ogun State. I was even insulted by the copers. If anyone has INEC telephone or mail, I will forward this report to them.

The just concluded PVC registration is marked with corruption. The category of people that have registered now are political part members, families and supporters. The real citizens were systematically frustrated by slotting in people who came through them. INEC must continue this exercise till Jan. If 2015 elections must be free and fair.

akin33:
The just concluded PVC registration is marked with corruption. The category of people that have registered now are political part members, families and supporters. The real citizens were systematically frustrated by slotting in people who came through them. INEC must continue this exercise till Jan. If 2015 elections must be free and fair.

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OP, next time please do snapp at least a picture