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On today’s episode, our host Adewunmi Oshodi engaged our listeners on PVCs collection. She wanted to know if the listeners had collected their PVCs or not. For those that were yet to collect their PVCs, she wanted to know what was stopping them. She mentioned that some people that are yet to get their PVCs felt it was a deliberate attempt by INEC officials not to allow them to vote. Citing that people could volunteer themselves to make the process easier and
faster.
The listeners had an opportunity to call in and share their views and experience in collecting their PVCs. Most of the callers had a lot to share, and some praised INEC for an easy collection, while some faulted INEC due to the stress they had to go through to get their PVC.
In conclusion, the host wanted to know what happens to uncollected PVCs and encouraged everyone to go to the center they registered in, or go to their ward, if their center could not provide it.
Listen here…………
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By Y & C CommunicationsOn today’s episode, our host Adewunmi Oshodi engaged our listeners on PVCs collection. She wanted to know if the listeners had collected their PVCs or not. For those that were yet to collect their PVCs, she wanted to know what was stopping them. She mentioned that some people that are yet to get their PVCs felt it was a deliberate attempt by INEC officials not to allow them to vote. Citing that people could volunteer themselves to make the process easier and
faster.
The listeners had an opportunity to call in and share their views and experience in collecting their PVCs. Most of the callers had a lot to share, and some praised INEC for an easy collection, while some faulted INEC due to the stress they had to go through to get their PVC.
In conclusion, the host wanted to know what happens to uncollected PVCs and encouraged everyone to go to the center they registered in, or go to their ward, if their center could not provide it.
Listen here…………