Kwara INEC: distribution of voter cards

Jacob Ayanda, INEC spokesman said in Ilorin on Wednesday that there was
no need to extend the date for the distribution.
Ayanda, who is also Deputy Director, Voter Education in the commission said
any eligible voter who was unable to collect his or her PVC could do so at
the INEC local government offices.
There are 16 local government councils in the state.
“The collection does not require extension as the distribution of PVC is a
continuous process, but at the local government level,” Ayanda said.
He added that the electorate could still collect their cards even 30 days
before the 2015 general elections.
The INEC spokesman said that the PVC distribution was a success in the
state in spite criticism by some political leaders in the state.
Ayanda who agreed that there were some problems encountered during the
exercise, said they were promptly solved.
Ayanda called on those who have just turned 18 years and above to go to
their registration areas, in their various wards and register as voters.
He also appealed to those who could not find their names in display register
during the distribution of PVC to also endeavour to register at their wards.