The group said it was sensitising its members to use their PVCs and vote for a Tinubu presidency.
INEC says fresh registrants in the ongoing nationwide Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) have hit 8,855,996 as of May 2.
Greg Ibe, All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) governorship aspirant in Abia, says he will implement a comprehensive civil service reform, if elected.
However, the INEC official warned against double registration, noting that anyone caught would be prosecuted.
“Double or multiple registrants risk the tendency of having their registration cancelled,” the INEC official warned.
Mr Okoye said shutting down the portal had become imperative for INEC to clear those who had done their online pre-registration.
“Let me also inform you that some Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) of those that registered prior to the 2019 General Election are still available at all the 20 LGAs for collection.”
Mr Lubo opined that PVCs remain the only tool Christians can use to elect credible leaders come 2023.
The gender distribution showed that 1,675,318 of those that completed their registration were male, and 1,653,886 were female, of which 2,310,554 were youths between the ages of 18 and 34.
“The general public should therefore disregard the fake news making the rounds that the PVCs issued in 2011 need revalidation.”
