The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has agreed to extend the ongoing continuous voter registration (CVR) exercise initially slated to end at the end of June, 2022.

Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on Electoral Matters, Hon. Aishatu Jibril Dukku, disclosed this while briefing fellow lawmakers on the committee’s efforts to ensure implementation of a House resolution reached last week.

“The Committee held a meeting with INEC yesterday (Tuesday) and they agreed to extend the CVR, all our resolutions were approved,” she told members of the House at plenary on Wednesday.

The House of Representatives had last Wednesday urged INEC to extend the deadline for the continuous voter registration by an extra 60 days from June 30, 2022, to enable more Nigerians to register.

The House also called on the Commission to deploy additional staff and voter registration machines across the country to meet the objective.

The chairman, House Committee on media and publicity, Hon. Benjamin Kalu, through a motion, had noted that the ongoing CVR by INEC was scheduled to end on June 30 ahead of the 2023 general elections.

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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[quote author=SenatePresdo:

Who should we vote for Sir?

989900:

I know you want this country to work.
And you know those guys that want this country to work only for them and their friends; not everyone.