The Governor of Zamfara State, Hon. Bello Mohammed Matawalle has declared next week Monday to Friday, (June 20th to 24th, 2022) as work free week to enable the State’s public and civil servants to go to their respective localities and obtain their Permanent Voter Cards, (PVC).

The Governor directed all the commissioners, Special Advisers, Permanent Secretaries, other public office holders, party officials and traditional rulers to monitor and supervise the ongoing Voter Registration exercise.

This was contained in a press statement signed and issued to newsmen in Gusau, the State capital by the State’s commissioner for information, Hon. Ibrahim Magaji Dosara.

According to the statement, every person above the age of 18 is expected to be part of the exercise, saying that it was their constitutional right to elect their leaders.

Governor Matawalle appealed to the general public to participate in the exercise so that they would not complain later.

ljoh:
Is this not worse than sit at home?

post=113675175]Naija youths use your brains.
Your future is in your hands.
Get your PVC.

You are obligated to perform the civic duty, otherwise you show yourself as unpatriotic and irresponsible and it can be a ground for administrative punishment.

There is no reason to be in abject poverty in this country.
We are brilliant people.
Let us wear the uniform of can-do; the mind of those people who have built other nations, particularly people from this age.

You are the owners of today, tomorrow and thereafter.
It will be your grandchildren that will drive the nation after you have gone.
The prayer is that we will leave them a united, prosperous nation.

Again, Get your PVC NOW.
GOD bless y'all.

God bless Nigeria.
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Who should we vote for Sir?

ljoh:



Prophet Muhammad was a child rapist and a terrorist

Two02:
This is one of a kind tho, but I don't think it'll really affect the economy of the states tho. Government and educational institutions (primary and secondary) are going to bear the brunt of this decision. I think this is the governor's best way of encouraging people to participate in the electioneering process.

To commenters asking if this isn't worse than sit sit at home, they are totally different things. The governor isn't banning economic activities in the state, everyone is free and allowed to attend to their businesses, he's only giving people working in Public and Private institutions an opportunity to get their PVC'S

Democracy is a sweet thing, cus it gives you the opportunity to determine your own future and who governs you, by your own action (your thumb). Please folks ensure you get your PVC and vote for your choice. Bye

Honor10:


How do you compare this with senseless sit at home?
The governor is encouraging their people to get PVC, Igbos are doing sit at home to protest the arrest of a terrorist kanu.

All of them are obedient now, I hope they don't return to their cry of Biafra or death after obi defeat in February.