Mr Longpet said only 13,689 of 152,984 voters who registered between 2019 and 2020 had collected their PVCs.
INEC said the PVCs were still awaiting their owners to collect them at its 20 LGA offices in the state.
INEC has begun a one-day capacity-building workshop for voter education ahead of the conduct of the 2023 general elections.
Ifeanyi Odii of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and Francis Nwifuru, speaker of the Ebonyi House of Assembly and APC candidate, made the list.
A court had in May nullified the primary election of the PDP that elected Oladipupo Adebutu.
The court said the decision to forward the names of Mr Oyetola and his deputy governorship candidate amounted to a nullity in law.
Mr Agbaje decried the huge number of old and new PVCs lying fallow at INEC offices in the 20 local government areas.
Mr Yakubu assured that citizens would be involved in every inch of the process in terms of knowing what is going on at the various polling units.
All CVR activities except the collection of already printed PVCs would be suspended on Sunday, July 31.
The Senate had in July 2021, passed a similar bill, which had seven parts and 48 sections, and sought to take the “burden” of prosecuting electoral offenders off INEC.
