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1.9m Registered Voters To Participate In Osun Election – INEC

...Threatens to prosecute double registration offenders

by Adebayo Waheed
3 years ago
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has said a total of 1,955,657 registered voters will participate in the July 16 Osun governorship election.

 

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INEC national commissioner and chairman of Information and Voter Education Mr Festus Okoye said this at a roundtable media executives dialogue on Friday in Osogbo.
Okoye said that 15 political parties would participate in the election in all the 30 local government areas in the state.

 

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He, however, urged media executives in the state to ensure credible and fair reportage during the governorship election.
Also, the Commission has warned against multiple registrations for the Permanent Voter Cards (PVC), threatening to prosecute offenders.

 

Oyo State resident electoral commissioner (REC), Mutiu Agboke who stated this yesterday in Ibadan said the commission had deployed additional machines to ensure that more people register for PVC in the ongoing continuous voters’ registration exercise.

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He explained that the commission had deployed the machines to some areas it described as areas of pressure to ensure that more intending voters register for their PVCs.

According to him, the continuation of the exercise became necessary to ensure that all eligible voters register to vote during the elections.

He, however, implored the general public not to indulge in multiple registrations.

He explained that multiple registrations would amount to an electoral offence punishable under the law.

“I implore the general public not to indulge in multiple registrations, such would amount to electoral offence punishable under the law,” he said.

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