“The idea is to ensure that no eligible Nigerian is left out of the electoral process,” said INEC.
The list would integrate the fresh voters registered at the just concluded Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) to the existing register.
The plaintiffs had dragged INEC before the court over an attempt to deny them the opportunity to partake in the just-concluded Continuous Voter Registration.
INEC displayed the new register at its office in Calabar and area offices across the 18 local government areas.
“This display will be on from Monday, Aug. 15 to Friday, Aug. 20 at the 20 Local Government Area Offices of the Commission in Lagos State,” Mr Agbaje said.
“The turnout was very impressive, especially in the last quarter there was an upsurge during the extension period,’’ said the INEC official.
“With the 389,000 uncollected PVCS and the registration of over 569,000 new registrants, we will have about 1 million PVCs waiting to be collected before the 2023 General Elections.”
“Today Kaduna State has 47 per cent of women in appointive positions,” Mrs Maikudi said.
The South-East has 11,498,277 eligible voters.
INEC Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) which started on June 28, 2021 was initially billed to end on June 30 before it was extended to July 31.
