INEC Urges Osun Residents to Claim Over 360,000 Unclaimed Voter Cards

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has called on residents of Osun State to come forward and collect their unclaimed voter cards. According to the commission, there are over 360,000 unclaimed voter cards in the state, which is a significant number considering the importance of voter cards in the electoral process. The INEC has emphasized that voter cards are a crucial document for citizens to exercise their right to vote, and it is essential that residents collect their cards to avoid being disenfranchised. The commission has also assured residents that the collection process is straightforward and can be done at designated centers across the state. The INEC has urged residents to take advantage of the opportunity to collect their cards, especially with the upcoming elections. The commission has also reminded residents that the voter card is a vital document that serves as proof of identity and citizenship. Furthermore, the INEC has encouraged residents to verify their voter registration status and ensure that their details are accurate and up-to-date. The commission has also warned against the dangers of not collecting voter cards, including the risk of being excluded from the electoral process. In addition, the INEC has assured residents that the collection process is secure and that their personal details will be protected. The commission has also reminded residents that the voter card is a valuable document that should be handled with care. The INEC has also encouraged residents to report any cases of lost or stolen voter cards to the commission immediately. The commission has also assured residents that it is working tirelessly to ensure that the electoral process is free, fair, and credible. The INEC has also reminded residents that the collection of voter cards is an ongoing process and that residents can collect their cards at any time. The commission has also encouraged residents to take advantage of the opportunity to collect their cards, especially during the ongoing voter registration exercise. The INEC has also assured residents that the commission is committed to ensuring that all eligible citizens are able to exercise their right to vote. The commission has also reminded residents that the voter card is a powerful tool that can be used to bring about positive change in the country. The INEC has also encouraged residents to use their voter cards to make their voices heard and to participate in the democratic process. The commission has also assured residents that it is working to address the issue of unclaimed voter cards and to ensure that all eligible citizens are able to collect their cards. The INEC has also reminded residents that the collection of voter cards is a critical step in the electoral process and that it is essential that residents take advantage of the opportunity to collect their cards. The commission has also encouraged residents to spread the word about the importance of collecting voter cards and to encourage their friends and family members to do the same. The INEC has also assured residents that it is committed to ensuring that the electoral process is transparent, free, and fair, and that all eligible citizens are able to participate. The commission has also reminded residents that the voter card is a valuable document that should be treated with care and respect. The INEC has also encouraged residents to report any cases of voter card fraud or irregularities to the commission immediately. The commission has also assured residents that it is working to prevent voter card fraud and to ensure that the electoral process is secure. The INEC has also reminded residents that the collection of voter cards is an important step in the democratic process and that it is essential that residents take advantage of the opportunity to collect their cards.

Source