The FCT Resident Electoral Commissioner, Yahaya Bello, said this at a news conference on the commission’s preparedness for the 2023 general elections. Information Guide Nigeria

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Mr Bello said all CVR activities except the collection of already printed PVCs would be suspended on Sunday, July 31, adding that the commission increased the closing hours to 5:00 p.m. daily, including Saturdays and Sundays. jamb results

He maintained that those who register more than once would not get their PVCs.

“So let me appeal to people that they should always tell our staff at registration centres exactly what they want to do, whether they have never registered before, they have lost their cards, or it is defaced, or they want a transfer from one place to another,” he added.

He said the commission, on Monday, July 25, began special registration for persons with disabilities at the designated CVR centres to ensure inclusivity and explain that both PWDs and other Nigerians could use the under-listed centres.

“The CVR centres remain City Centre – Diplomatic Park, Area 1, Gwarinpa GSS Life Camp, Wuse GSS Zone 3, Kabusa Primary School and Lugbe Primary School.

“Others are Giwa – Gwagwa Primary School, GUI – Gosa Primary School, Karshi – Karshi Development Centre, Orozo – Orozo Primary School.

“The rest are: Nyanya – G.S.S Nyanya, Kubwa – L.E.A Primary School Kubwa,  Dutse-Aljaji – L.E.A Primary School Dutse, L.E.A Primary School, Dawaki L.E.A and Primary School, Mpape.”

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