BREAKING: INEC Drops Date, Venue, Time, Every Nigerian Will Start Collecting Their PVCs

BREAKING: INEC Drops Date, Venue, Time, Every Nigerian Will Start Collecting Their PVCs

  • INEC has said Nigerians can start coming for their PVCs from Monday at his local governments' offices across Nigeria
  • The commission added that Nigerians could also come on Saturdays and Sundays for the collection while urging those who applied for a replacement for damaged or lost PVCs to make use of the opportunities to collect theirs
  • According to the electoral umpire, the exercise will be extended to the ward level on January 6 and returned to the local government on 15 before closing on 22 of the same month

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has disclosed the date, time and venue Nigerians will start getting their Permanent voter's card (PVC).

This was disclosed in a video the commission shared on its Facebook page on Wednesday, December 7.

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INEC releases date, venue and time for the collection of PVC Photo Credit: INEC Nigeria
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According to the video, Nigerians can also collect their PVCs on Saturdays and Sundays

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INEC disclosed that the collection of the PVC will commence on Monday, December 12, 2022 and end on Sunday, January 22, 2023.

The electoral umpire also noted that the collection of PVC will be between 9am in the morning and ended at 3pm in the afternoon.

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INEC said all those who have yet to collect their PVCs, requested for transfer of registration, and those who applied for replacement of lost or damaged PVCs should visit INEC local government offices where they intend to vote and collect their PVC.

The commission added that the PVC collection will still be extended further for those unable to get theirs at the local government from Friday, January 5, to Sunday, January 15.

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The exercise will afterwards be reverted to the local government offices of the electoral empire till January 22, when it will be closing finally.

Source: Legit.ng

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Bada Yusuf (Politics and Current Affairs Editor) Yusuf Amoo Bada is an accomplished writer with 7 years of experience in journalism and writing, he is also politics and current affairs editor with Legit.ng. He holds B.A in Literature from OAU, and Diploma in Mass Comm. He has obtained certificates in Google's Advance Digital Reporting, News Lab workshop. He previously worked as an Editor with OperaNews. Legit’s Best Editor of the Year for Politics and Current Affairs Desk (2023). Contact: bada.yusuf.amoo@corp.legit.ng