Anambralstson:
.

helinues:
I dont believe in this statistics

@ op lies

orion7:
e go do una like film trick.



sw. will never give buhari. block votes. but I guess deep down you already know this.

helinues:


Op abandoned his own post when bursted.. Na you wan defend him?

Why are you guys concerned about SW vote. Sebi we are irrelevant. Why all the noise

orion7:
you re ryt



irrelevant

life2017:
This is 2015 figures. Old news

helinues:


We don't argue . We have accepted that. Let February 2019 be the judge. No need of chest beating

Anambralstson:

Before Osun governorship election in Osun few months ago INEC boss said the achieved 73% PVC collection in Osun, check the table and tell me difference same with Ekiti state

orion7:
yea. no need for too much talk like the typical afonja

helinues:


@ op, stop the lies

Anambralstson:
Imo state are not smiling they really what to kick APC out, checkout their percentage 94.7

Anambralstson:
States in the middle of the figures for the unclaimed PVCs are Kano, which is the 13th position with 193, 306. Kano State is followed by Benue 181,101; Kaduna 170,591; Enugu 156,352; Delta 146,508; Cross River 136,098; Niger 135,068; Abia 127,837; Akwa Ibom 124,278; Sokoto 123,094; Nasarawa 98,300; Adamawa 91,671; and Anambra 91,260.
The figures, however, showed an improvement in the number of PVCs collected between 2017 and the second Quarter of 2018.
In the first quarter of 2018, 121, 097 PVCs were collected, while a total of 461, 838 PVCs were collected in the second quarter of 2018, making the consolidated collection figure this year to reach 813, 110.
Going by the figures on the collection between the first and second quarter of 2018, Rivers State recorded 158,178 followed by Anambra with 108, 777; Taraba 44,886; Kogi 44,026; Oyo 41,616; Lagos 41,250; Abia 40,879; Zamfara 35,917; Ogun 26,415; Cross River 19,508, Edo 17,438; Delta 17, 182; Imo 16,886; Ondo 16,239; Enugu 15,774; FCT 15,827; Ebonyi 14,898; and Katsina 12,641.

helinues:


We don't argue . We have accepted that. Let February 2019 be the judge. No need of chest beating

Anambralstson:

From Daily trust newspaper

ORIENTATION101:
the op table is an old one. According to the table oyo state has 1.6m meanwhile the recent figures for oyo pvc collection is over 1.9m .
You can confirm on the link i posted on the thread

ORIENTATION101:
REC: 1.9 Million Electorate Get Pvcs In Oyo State by 3Ebisco: 8:00am On Dec 18
Mr Mutiu Agboke, Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in Oyo State, on Monday said a total of 1,902,032 electorate have collected their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) from 2015 to date.

Agboke disclosed this during the Maiden Christmas Carol and Lecture organised by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in the state.

According to him, 941, 705 registered voters are yet to collect their PCVs in the state.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the theme of the lecture is ‘’The Role of Christmas in the Conduct of Credible 2019 General Elections“.

Giving the breakdown of the PVCs distribution, the INEC official said that 1,681,144 cards were distributed in 2015 while the commission distributed 152,741 new PVCs and 68,147 old PVCs this year.

He implored owners of unclaimed PVCs to visit the nearest INEC offices in their local government areas for collection.

He charged religious leaders to sensitise their followers against hate speech, vote buying/selling, thuggery and other forms of electoral violence before, during and after the elections.

The Guest Speaker, Pastor Femi Emmanuel, General Overseer, Living Spring Church, Ibadan, noted that a credible poll in 2019 was crucial to the destiny of the nation.

Emmanuel charged Nigerians to work towards successful elections, saying that free and credible poll would douse tension and make the country to progress.

The cleric advised Christians against apathy to the electoral process and urged them to play central and crucial roles in electing those who would govern them.

He said every Christian had a duty to pray for peaceful conduct of the general elections, noting that nothing could be achievable without prayers.

He further urged Christians to be agents of peace and admonished them not to be involved in violence.

The cleric expressed optimism that the nation would overcome her challenges and witness successful general elections come 2019.

Choirs of INEC, Nigeria Prisons Service and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corp (NSCDC) were among groups that rendered carol songs at the occasion.

Prayers were offered for the unity of the country and success of the 2019 general elections.

http://mcebiscoo.com/2018/12/18/rec-1-9-million-electorate-get-pvcs-oyo-state/