As the holiday season is underway, we thought to remind you that the final PVC Collection Drive is ongoing, and your civic responsibility still awaits.

The PVC collection exercise will stop  22 days from today.

Made Kuti, joins 2baba, Cobhams as judges for Trophy

The PVC Collection Drive just got easier, starting from 6th January 2023 to 15 January 2023 INEC will continue the PVC collection exercise at the 8,809 Registration Areas/Wards in the country. This means you can go to your Ward and collect your PVC easily.

2baba in the middle with Efe Omorogbe by the right flanked by unindentified
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Meanwhile, before the 6th of January, you can walk into the INEC office in your Local Government Area to collect your PVC if you have registered. Don’t forget to carry along the slip also known as the Temporary PVC  given to you at the point of registration.

Lost your slip? Don’t worry, all you need to do is Verify your name on the distribution list during the distribution of PVC or at your INEC LGA Office. If your name is on the register, you will be required to fill out an attestation form to enable you to collect your PVC.

To address the challenges of electoral violence which leads to recurrent voter apathy. The 2Baba Foundation has built regional and state-level youth volunteer networks and has deployed them to seek commitments on peaceful elections through peer-to-peer sensitization and advocacy to political parties and their candidates, as part of the activities of the VoteNotFight campaign in the north-central region of Nigeria.