You MUST VOTE

*IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE ONGOING CONTINUOUS VOTER REGISTRATION EXERCISE*

There is currently an unprecedented surge at INEC registration centres across states of the federation. However, most of the people who turn out at these centres have no need to visit the registration centres if they are well informed. We have therefore decided as part of the INEC sensitization exercise to provide the following critical information to the citizens about the ongoing exercise.

1. There is nothing like PVC validation. The PVC card does not expire and does not need revalidation. If you check your PVC, you will see that it does not bear any expiry date.

2. If you are a registered voter but want to 𝗧𝗥𝗔𝗡𝗦𝗙𝗘𝗥 to another Polling Unit, you can do that online. You need not waste your time at INEC registration centre.

3. If you are a registered voter and wish to 𝗨𝗣𝗗𝗔𝗧𝗘 your records, you can do it online. If it involves change of name (like for married women) then you are expected to upload evidence of change of name.

4. If you are a registered voter but your card is 𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗧 or 𝗗𝗔𝗠𝗔𝗚𝗘𝗗 and needs 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗟𝗔𝗖𝗘𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧, you can do it online.

5. Only two categories of people are actually required to visit INEC registration centres.
(a) 𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗩𝗢𝗧𝗘𝗥𝘀- Nigerians 18 years and above who have never registered before.
(b) Registered voters who have had issues with Accreditation in previous elections.
These are the two categories we need to capture their biometrics.

The online CVR link is
https://cvr.inecnigeria.org/

(i). Click on the link, register as a user and use your login details to proceed with what you want to do.
(ii). When you login, you will see the following activity windows.
- REVIEWS. Click Review Information and proceed.
- TRANSER. Click Request Transfer and proceed.
- LOST OR DAMAGED PVC- Click Request New Card and proceed.
The portal is interactive and friendly.

CALL FOR VOLUNTEER ASSISTANTS.
Stakeholders and members of the civil society who are ICT savvy are encouraged to volunteer to assist others in their communities or neighbourhoods to help decongest INEC registration centres so that we can focus on new registrants and registered voters with accreditation errors.

(PLEASE help share and circulate this information)

INEC Continuous Voter Registration Portal. Pre-Register, Transfer, Update Your Information, Request for a PVC and Track Your Application Status You can Pre-Register as a Voter Online, Schedule Appointments, Transfer to Another Polling Unit, Correct or Update Your Voters Record, Request for a PVC and Track Your Application Status

Get your PVC... Your PVC is your mandate voice .....
MUST VOTE

Pastor Adeboye’s RCCG Launches ‘Operation Show Your PVC’ in provinces

The General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adeboye has directed all the Provinces of the church to launch ‘Operation show your Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC)’.
Pastor Adeboye gave the directive to encourage members of the church to participate in the forthcoming elections in Nigeria.

The letter released by Intercontinental Youth Pastor/PICR, Belemina Obunge, and addressed to pastors in charge of provinces, reads, “We refer to the above and wish to kindly inform you that we have received a directive from the Mission Authority to ensure a high level of sensitization in all our parishes on the need for all our members to get their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) in the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise.

“Based on the above, Provincial Hqtrs and Mega Parishes are encouraged to use their parish as a centre for one or two days to facilitate their members’ & interested neighbours’ registration considering the closeness of the deadline (June 30th, 2022) of the Continuous Voter Registration exercise.

“Provinces will be required to send a summarized report of parishes’ compliance with the above directive to the office of the undersigned, stating the number of adult members versus the number of PVCs counted.

“The report is expected on or before Tuesday 27th, June 2022 for onward compilation to the Mission Authority.”

No Mercy!

>They met Malt drink at #100 but now it is #250

>They met coca cola at #60 but now it's #200
They met cooking gas @ #150 per KG but today it is #800

>They met a bag of cement@ #2000 but now it's #4000.

>They met met toothpaste (close-up) @ #180 per one but today is now #450.

>They met matches @ #5 for one sachet bit now is #20.

>They met Pepsi @ #50 for a bottle but now is #130

>They met camry 2.4 @ #800,000 but now is #2,700.000

>They met electricity tariff @ #7 per a unit but now is #45

>They met a loaf of bread 🍞 @ #200 but now is #600 for the cheapest.

>They met a litre of fuel ⛽@87 but now is #200

>They met a litre of Diesel @ #150 but now is #800

>They met VAT @1% and increased to 7.5%

>They met Federal Universities tuition fees @ less than #20,000 but now is almost

>They met mattress @ #50 k for a big size but today is

>They met Kings 4litre vegetable oil 🛢️ @ #2000 but now is #6000

>They met exchange rate (Naira to a dollar)@ #150 but today is #500

>They met bag of rice 🌾🌾🌾@ #8000 but now is #30000

>They met bag of beans @ #20000 but today is

>They met children biscuits at #5 per one but today is #20 per one and the quantity is reduced

>They met sweet (milkos, and the rest @ two #5 but now is one #10.

> They met Sardine with 3-4 fiesh but now it is N500 for 2 piece of fish.

> A 2 bedroom flat in mainland of Lagos that used to go for 180k is now 600k

> Transport on Hiace bus from Lagos to Abuja that used to be 2500-3500 is now 10,500 - 13,000

The damages are too feasible everywhere.
The hunger in land has no part two. The Masses of this country bear the brunch.
MUS VOTE #

2023 Election: The Votes Peter Obi Supporters Expect From Each State For Labour Party.

1. ABIA STATE - 65% votes
2. ANAMBRA- 95% votes
3. AKWA IBOM- 35% votes
4. CROSS RIVER -65% votes
5. DELTA -55% votes
6. EDO - 75% votes
7. IMO- 55% votes
8. ENUGU- 75% votes
9. EBONYI- 75% votes
10.RIVERS - 75% votes
11. BAYELSA - 75% votes
12.LAGOS - 50% votes
13.OSUN - 35% votes
14. EKITI - 20% votes
15. ONDO - 25% votes
16. OGUN- 25% votes
17. KWARA - 40% votes
18. OYO - 40% votes
19. YOBE- 5% votes.
20. NASARAWA - 65% votes
21. KOGI - 50% votes
22. PLATEAU - 65% votes
23. BENUE - 50% votes
24.TARABA - 50% votes
25. NIGER - 25% votes
26. KANO - 20% votes
27. KATSINA - 10% votes
28. KADUNA -35% votes
29. KEBBI - 25% votes
30. BORNO- 10% votes
31. BAUCHI - 10% votes
32. ADAMAWA - 35% votes
33. SOKOTO - 15% votes
34. GOMBE - 10% votes
35. JIGAWA- 10% votes
36. ZAMFARA 5% votes
and
37. FCT,ABUJA- 80% votes.

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