₦airaland Forum

ggood:
Your right but i dont trust inec i want to transfer my voters card to my new location , will i still thumbprint at inec office ?

Rebelutionary:
@BluntCrazeMan this is how it's done...no looking for excuses for your failure! APC needs an opposition that will bring their A game not perusing to INEC guidelines to find self-defeatist loopholes. #playorgetplayed

ggood:
How true is this that inec will input result scores in the bivas

Justnation:
Ekiti state now have more registered voters than the total population of people, men, women, teenagers, youths and children living in the state.

Be deceiving yourself

ednut1:
they were recording Benzema in the lambo

Openyamind111:
....If you have facts and figures to oppose that why not just present it and stop wailing.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

SixSeven:
Another avenue for confusion

Tooreda:
All seems perfect until we start hearing irrelevant stories from Amupitan's INEC.

Click here below for the link to view and download the INEC’s “Regulations and Guidelines for the Conduct of Elections, 2026”


“REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS, 2026”

INDEPENDENT NATIONAL ELECTORAL COMMISSION

PRESS STATEMENT

UPDATE ON THE COLLECTION OF PERMANENT VOTERS’ CARDS (PVCs) FOR THE EKITI STATE GOVERNORSHIP ELECTION

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is pleased to announce the successful conclusion of the collection of Permanent Voters’ Cards (PVCs) ahead of the Ekiti State Governorship Election scheduled to hold on Saturday, 20th June 2026.

Following the suspension of the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise in the State on Thursday, 15th May 2026 and the subsequent clean-up of the voters' register, the number of registered voters in the State has increased from 987,647 in 2023 to 1,059,360 in 2026.

Similarly, the number of PVCs collected has risen from 958,052 in 2023, representing a collection rate of 97.0 per cent, to 1,028,929 in 2026, representing 97.1 per cent of registered voters. You will recall that the PVC collection exercise, originally scheduled to end on 11th June 2026, was extended to 14th June 2026, following consultations with stakeholders at a meeting held in Ado-Ekiti.

With regards to Section 18(1) of the Electoral Act 2026, which requires the Commission to make available to registered voters replacement PVCs in the event of the loss, damage or defacement of their original PVC, 14,406 applications were received within the stipulated time and all 14,406 replacement PVCs were printed most of which have been collected.

The option of a Downloadable Copy of the lost, damaged or defaced Voter Cards could not be implemented in this election because the necessary technology infrastructure for this is yet to be completed. The option would be available to voters in subsequent elections, especially the Osun Governorship election in August 2026 and the 2027 General Election.

The Commission appreciates the support of stakeholders, including traditional rulers, community leaders, civil society organisations, political parties and the media, in mobilising citizens to collect their PVCs and prepare for the forthcoming election.

For the Ekiti State Governorship Election, all the PVCs were printed and made available for all eligible applicants, including those who requested a transfer, or applied for the replacement of lost, damaged or defaced cards. A detailed breakdown of PVC collection by Local Government Area (LGA) has been uploaded on the Commission's website and social media platforms.

Once again, the Commission urges all registered voters who have collected their PVCs to turn out peacefully and exercise their franchise on Election Day. It reassures the people of Ekiti State of its commitment to conducting a free, fair, credible and inclusive governorship election.

Mohammed Kudu Haruna
National Commissioner and Chairman
Information and Voter Education Committee
Wednesday, 17th June 2026

Gbadugbakun:
You are in a bus travelling and suddenly a traditional doctor stops the bus, says he's seeing an accident ahead and wants to drop off with his bags. A pastor calls from the back seat saying, 'Nothing will happen, let's go.' As a passenger, what will you do?

DrAda:
Come down. I have nothing to lose. I have learnt over time to trust my instincts.

Bahamas95:
I will definitely do as the spirit leads, it has never failed me before.



At times I abort some missions when I get signs, I don't need any pastor or babalawo to tell me anything.

Click here below for the link to view and download the INEC’s “Regulations and Guidelines for the Conduct of Elections, 2026”


“REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS, 2026”

Click here below for the link to view and download the INEC’s “Regulations and Guidelines for the Conduct of Elections, 2026”


“REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES FOR THE CONDUCT OF ELECTIONS, 2026”

helinues:
Law hardly catch big men

helinues:
... The Senate could pass a law that anyone that claim rigging in 2027 might be sentenced to 3 years.

Gotocourt:
Aso Villa Bandit will steal mandate.

Goodvibes007:
...

AnonPoet:
https://nypost.com/2026/06/16/us-news/scottish-world-cup-fans-drink-boston-dry-tripled-st-patricks-day/

Rapmoney:
An 8 year-old Nigerian pupil has sparked reactions online after he was seen taking his younger siblings to school in their father's car. The boy was seen comfortably seated in his father's brown Toyota Camry pencil light, and cruising to school.

8 Year-Old Nigerian Boy Drives His Siblings To School pic.twitter.com/8QuIYW22sg

— Kelvin Nwosu (@EduspringTechAd) June 16, 2026

plessis:
Because they are a people who lie to themselves then believe their lies with their whole heart and existence.

MEGA4BILLION:
Of what use is review if the conduct is credible and transparent

Divinedovey:
It took INEC almost 48 hours after the last general election to collate and announce the final result of the Presidential election.

Franktom247:
Elections will end in polling unit which evidence are you looking for