Skip to content
July 16, 2026
  • Home
  • About us
  • Contact us
  • Newsletter
  • Privacy Policy
Political Economist

Political Economist

A liberal News reporting Politics, Sports, Business, Commentaries

  • Home
  • National News
    • Metro News
      • metro
    • Society
    • Crime and Justice
  • Special Reports
    • Investigation
    • Features
    • Interviews
  • Opinion
    • Commentaries
    • Perspectives
  • Press Releases
  • International News
  • Business & Economy
  • Politics
Watch Online
  • Home
  • National News
  • Over 480,000 Voters Failed To Collect PVCs In Edo – INEC
  • National News
  • Politics

Over 480,000 Voters Failed To Collect PVCs In Edo – INEC

Admin September 19, 2020
Election

INEC boss, Prof Mahmood Yakubu

Over 480,000 voters will not be able to partake in the ongoing election in Edo State, this is according to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

In a booklet giving statistical details of proceedings in Edo State, INEC revealed that out of 2,210,534 registered voters, only 1,726,738 would be allowed to participate in the governorship election.

The communique further revealed that 483,796 voters would not be allowed to participate in the exercise because they didn’t collect their permanent voter cards (PVCs).

The Commission also stated that the election will be conducted in 2,627 polling units in 192 electoral wards across the 18 local government areas (LGAs) in the state.

  • Facebook
  • Share on X
  • LinkedIn
  • WhatsApp
  • Email
  • Copy Link
Tags: INEC PVCs

Post navigation

Previous Bloody Friday: Gunmen invade relaxation spot, kill one, injure many
Next Gunshots, vote-buying signpost Edo election; voter turnout impressive

Related Stories

NPC inaugurates home-based online birth registration
  • National News

NPC inaugurates home-based online birth registration

July 15, 2026
Digital Shift: NPC Rolls Out ‘VitalReg’ Platform to Tackle Nigeria’s Birth and Death Registration Deficit
  • National News

Digital Shift: NPC Rolls Out ‘VitalReg’ Platform to Tackle Nigeria’s Birth and Death Registration Deficit

July 15, 2026
Senate gives Ogun-Osun River Basin 2 weeks ultimatum to reconcile accounts, threatens sanctions Senate passes Finance Bill
  • National News

Senate gives Ogun-Osun River Basin 2 weeks ultimatum to reconcile accounts, threatens sanctions

July 15, 2026
logo

Political Economist is a liberal news magazine with global affiliations.

At Political Economist, we promote free enterprise and act as a catalyst for the growth of knowledge economy. We are proudly pan-Nigeria yet richly spiced with African and global news. We offer a fair and balanced news reportage presented by our team of well-heeled professional journalists. <

About us

  • 5 Olutosin Ajayi Street, By CPM Church, Ajao Estate, Lagos State, Nigeria
  • +234 805 680 1124
  • info@politicaleconomistng.com

Follow

Subscribe to notifications

You may have missed

NPC inaugurates home-based online birth registration
  • National News

NPC inaugurates home-based online birth registration

July 15, 2026
Nigeria’s inflation rate drops to 15.91% in June- NBS total value of trade
  • Business & Economy

Nigeria’s inflation rate drops to 15.91% in June- NBS

July 15, 2026
Digital Shift: NPC Rolls Out ‘VitalReg’ Platform to Tackle Nigeria’s Birth and Death Registration Deficit
  • National News

Digital Shift: NPC Rolls Out ‘VitalReg’ Platform to Tackle Nigeria’s Birth and Death Registration Deficit

July 15, 2026
FCTA confirms 8 rabies cases, 2 deaths, issues alert
  • Breaking News

FCTA confirms 8 rabies cases, 2 deaths, issues alert

July 15, 2026
  • Home
  • About us
  • Contact us
  • Newsletter
  • Privacy Policy
Copyright © All rights reserved. | DarkNews by AF themes.