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INEC finally reveals number of Nigerians that have collected their PVCs

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Published: 2019/02/21
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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has finally revealed numbers of Nigerians that have collected their PVCs.

Mahmood Yakubu, INEC chairman, revealed this on Thursday while addressing a press conference in Abuja.

In his words, “Out of 84, 004, 084 registered voters, 72, 775, 502 have PVCs”

This is 86.63 per cent of registered voters, who collected their PVCs.

However, 11, 228, 582 uncollected PVCs had been deposited at the Central Bank of Nigeria.

INEC also said that Lagos has the highest number of collected PVCs which stands at 5.5 million while Ekiti State is the lowest with 666,591.

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