THE Jigawa State office of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said a total of 33,183 Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) are ready for collection in the state.
This was made public in a press statement issued, signed and made available to Tribune Online in Dutse, the state capital by the acting administration secretary of the commission in the state, Malam Ibrahim Idris.
The commission said the PVCs were for voters who registered between June and December 2021 in the state.
Malam Idris in the statement called on the eligible voters to hold their printout earlier issued during the registration for easy identification during the collection.
The statement stated further that “collection by proxy is not allowed as photograph and thumbprint of prospective eligible voters will require to be captured before collection.”
The administrative secretary maintained that all eligible voters were to go to 27 local government commission’s offices from 9 am to 3 pm on all five working days, adding that “the issuance is free.”
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