The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said it would devolve Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) collection to Registration Areas and Wards across the country, from Jan. 16.

The commission said in a statement by Mr Festus Okoye, National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, on Friday, in Abuja, that the deadline for collection of PVCs was Feb. 8.

The statement said that decision on the issue was taken at the commission’s weekly meeting held on Thursday in Abuja.

It recalled that INEC carried out Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) between April 27, 2017 and Aug. 31, 2018 during which a total of 14, 281,734 new voters were registered.

It stated that subsequently, the commission printed the PVCs of the new registrants and delivered them to the states.

It said, “Collection of PVCs by the public which is being done presently at the Commission’s Local Government offices is to be devolved to the 8,809 Registration Areas/Wards from Jan. 16 to Jan. 21 (including Saturday and Sunday).

“After Jan. 21 collection of PVCs will revert to the Commission’s Local Government Offices and other designated centres to be determined by the states until Feb. 8, being the last day for collection.

“There will be no extension for the collection of PVCs after Feb.8. All uncollected PVCs will be retrieved and kept in a secured place until the general elections are over.

“There shall be no collection of PVCs by proxy.”

The commission said that in the spirit of transparency, it would give account of the number of PVCs collected and the balance from previous registrations.

Isoright

Went to submit my ad-hoc recruitment form at Egor local government in Edo state yesterday as on the fourteen is the deadline
O boy the crowd ehnnnn

He clear say poverty real dey the land
People want work

See fine fine babes queue up for inside sun just to submit their form

Hope una no go sell d remaining wans??

Already collected mine.

Nothing will stop me from voting for Harambe

Nothing will stop me from votin

Vote that will not count

INEC is acting as if the are non-partisan while the have settled plans to rig the clueless Buhari into power.. N.onsense

Noted!

Mynd44:
Already collected mine.

Nothing will stop me from voting for Harambe

who is Harambe ?

DrThanos:
who is Harambe ?

You must be a learner if you don’t know who Mynd44 will likely vote for

I'm yet to get mine.
I registered since 2014, please help me track it.
I can't loose my vote come 2019

I have my temporary voters slip which I registered in 2014. but my PVC is no where to be found in the INEC office I went there 3 times

I did mine in August 2018. I hope its ready now.

Ovems:
I did mine in August 2018. I hope its ready now.

It is probably ready

It took me less than 5 minutes to collect my pvc on thursday 10th January 2019.
Let's walk the talk people.
Buhari must go.
It's Sowore or Atiku.

Edited: Like for Atiku. Share for Sowore.

INEC should just remove the I. NEC sounds better. At least that's what they really are.

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Did mine by September 2017,up till now nothing yet

Ok good

Alepa:

You must be a learner if you don’t know who Mynd44 will likely vote for

Buhari now abi I lie ?

I did mine first week of January 2018, collected it December ending, 2018... I'm ready to vote out President Buhari
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Who else noticed that if u type dullardiHno(small letters tru out) ... President buhari will show
Like if u knew, share if u didn't...

Magichand:
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said it would devolve Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) collection to Registration Areas and Wards across the country, from Jan. 16.

The commission said in a statement by Mr Festus Okoye, National Commissioner and Chairman, Information and Voter Education Committee, on Friday, in Abuja, that the deadline for collection of PVCs was Feb. 8.

The statement said that decision on the issue was taken at the commission’s weekly meeting held on Thursday in Abuja.

It recalled that INEC carried out Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) between April 27, 2017 and Aug. 31, 2018 during which a total of 14, 281,734 new voters were registered.

It stated that subsequently, the commission printed the PVCs of the new registrants and delivered them to the states.

It said, “Collection of PVCs by the public which is being done presently at the Commission’s Local Government offices is to be devolved to the 8,809 Registration Areas/Wards from Jan. 16 to Jan. 21 (including Saturday and Sunday).

“After Jan. 21 collection of PVCs will revert to the Commission’s Local Government Offices and other designated centres to be determined by the states until Feb. 8, being the last day for collection.

“There will be no extension for the collection of PVCs after Feb.8. All uncollected PVCs will be retrieved and kept in a secured place until the general elections are over.

“There shall be no collection of PVCs by proxy.”

The commission said that in the spirit of transparency, it would give account of the number of PVCs collected and the balance from previous registrations.

This is a well-informed, voter-friendly and brilliant move by the commission. It sure should afford more people a further, more convenient opportunity to collect their PVCs.

Having said that, INEC should further aggressively drive this window of opportunity into the consciousness of the concerned members of the public via public billboards, radio and TV jingles, and the like.

Well done, INEC.

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Mynd44:
Already collected mine.

Nothing will stop me from voting for Harambe

Hello, my TVC was stolen, how do I collect a new PVC?

People make sure you collect your PVC we have a dullard to send packing !!