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INEC creates additional 14 centres in FCT for CVR

by NAN
June 28, 2022
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By Angela Atabo

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has created 14 additional Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) centres in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to address upsurge in registrants turnout.

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INEC said this in a statement by the FCT INEC Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) Mr Yahaya Bello on Tuesday in Abuja.

Bello said that the commission has also deployed 50 additional INEC Voter Enrolment Device (IVED) machines to the new registration centres in the territory.

He said that the creation of the centres was to accommodate the upsurge of intending registrants in the FCT.

“Due to the upsurge of Voter turnout in the ongoing CVR in FCT, the INEC Chairman , Prof. Mahmud Yakubu, has graciously approved deployment to the following centres for ease of registration.

“The centres are: 1, City Centre – Diplomatic Park, Area 1 , 2. Gwarinpa G.S.S Life Camp ,3 . Wuse G.S.S. Zone 3 , 4. Kabusa Primary School and Lugbe Primary School.

“Others are : 5. Giwa – Gwagwa Primary School ,6. GUI – Gosa Primary School ,7 Karshi- Karshi Development Centre, 8. Orozo – Orozo Primary School .

“The rest are : 9. Nyanya – G.S.S. Nyanya ,10. Kubwa- L.E.A. Primary School Kubwa, 11. Dutsen Alhaji – L.E.A. Primary School Dutse, L.E.A. Primary School, Dawaki L.E.A. and Primary School, Mpape,” he said.

Bello said that the commission had deployed 50 IVED machines to the new centres.

He urged voters to take advantage of the new additional centers and encouraged prospective registrants to be civil as they participate in the registration. (NAN)

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