Voters without permanent cards won’t vote in 2015 – INEC

The commission likewise approached Nigerians not to lose trust in its capacity to convey free, reasonable and valid races in 2015.

Okezie Nwankwo, made the bid amid an one-day Town Hall meeting on the ceaseless voter enlistment and dispersion of Permanent Voters Cards.

The occasion was mutually sorted out by the Youth Initiative for Advocacy, Growth and Advancement, Center for Democracy and Development, Mcarthur Foundation and Open Society Initiative for West Africa.

Akem said voters that simply enrolled in the FCT would have their Pvcs in 30 days, including that the perceptions and grievances by prospective voters were being tended to.

He said, "All potential voters must have gathered their Pvcs before December 2014, those that did not gather theirs won't vote in 2015. We had specialized help sent to the field to manage the breakdown of machines amid enrollment. This, in addition to different measures, is, no doubt taken for the achievement of the activity."

Akem expressed that in spite of the fact that the CVR had not started in the nearby governments, they would begin the activity when the three periods of the activity were finished up the nation over.

Uzzi said Nigerians ought not allow everything to sit unbothered for INEC as their dynamic cooperation would make the work of the commission less demanding and viable in the general enthusiasm of the country.

Likewise talking, the Head of Research, Policy and Advocacy of YIAGA, Mr. Samson Itodo, said the gathering was the third in the arrangement of such engagements and would be a consistent activity