The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has begun the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) process. If you haven’t gotten yours yet, now is the time.

2023  Elections in Nigeria are almost approaching, and your vote is the only way for you to be heard SORO SO KE which means speak louder the Yoruba language in Nigeria. Your vote does matter, and one vote can make all the difference in the world.

INEC criteria that make a citizen be eligible to register and vote during the election in Nigeria: 

(1) A Nigerian citizen.

(2) You must be eighteen (18)  years and above before you are allowed to vote in Nigeria.

(3) Ordinarily resident, workplace, or originate from the Local Government Area (LGA), Council, or ward covered by the Commission’s registration officers for voter registration.

(4) the citizen must be  Free from any incapacity to vote under any Nigerian law; Present himself/herself to the Commission’s registration officer for registration as a voter.

Why permanent voters card which means PVC is important in Nigeria?

Permanent Voters Card (PVC)  is important in Nigeria because Your vote is equivalent to your voice. It is the only way to ensure that anyone you choose to represent you actually represents you. From your councilor to your local government chairman to the president.

Beginning from today, ensure to get your Permanent Voters Card. It is really important.

You also have a responsibility to urge others to acquire their PVCs if they haven’t already, as long as they are above the age of 18. It is everyone’s obligation to lift Nigeria.






INEC Voter Status Verification System. Check your status as a voter for the Elections In Nigeria with the Independent National Electoral Commission.


When will INEC registration for PVC for the third quarter close?

Please take advantage of the online registration portal, 
-register online 
-create account 
-Chose Pre-registration 
-input your details 
-schedule date time for Capturing 
-go to INEC office close to you, for your face capturing appointment. 
-Finish 
-wait for the card to be ready 

2. For those who want to change card details or transfer from one location to another, please take your card to the nearest INEC to carry out your transfer or change of name or correction.

3. Pass this message to friends and family. Ask your children above 18 to register too. 

4. Our PVC is our power, let’s all register to vote. 




Click the link below
For further inquiries, you may email iccc@inec.gov.ng or visit www.inecnigeria.org and call 0700-CALL-INEC (070022554632).

https://voters.inecnigeria.org/

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