Dr. Ukeagu Kenneth Nnamdi, National Commissioner, carried out a “high-level supervisory visit” to heighten efforts by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to ensure “seamless” Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise across Anambra State.
The exercise which began on July 8, 2028 is scheduled to conclude on July 17, 2025; and it is designed to capture Nigerians who are eligible and are under these categories: first time voters aged 18 and above, persons who want to update their voter information and so on.
Dr. Ukeagu was accompanied by Mrs. Queen Elizabeth Agwu, Anambra State Resident Electoral Commissioner, during his inspection tour.
According to INEC: “The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has intensified efforts to ensure a seamless Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise across Anambra State, with a high-level supervisory visit by National Commissioner Dr. Ukeagu Kenneth Nnamdi.
“The exercise, which commenced on July 8, 2025, and will run through the weekend until July 17, is designed to capture eligible Nigerians who fall under the following categories:
• First-time voters (aged 18 and above or previously unregistered)
• Persons seeking replacement of lost or damaged Permanent Voter’s Cards (PVCs)
• Registered voters requesting transfers to new polling units- Individuals updating their voter information (name, address, etc.)
• Citizens needing corrections to errors on their PVCs
“Dr. Ukeagu, during his inspection tour, assessed the progress of the exercise and interacted with registrants and INEC officials at various registration centers. He was accompanied by the Anambra State Resident Electoral Commissioner, Mrs. Queen Elizabeth Agwu, and several Heads of Departments from the state Head INEC office.
“Speaking to some registrants at one of the centres he visited, the National Commissioner emphasized INEC’s commitment to ensuring that all eligible voters are duly registered ahead of upcoming elections. “This exercise is critical to strengthening our democratic process. We urge every eligible citizen, especially young people and those who have recently turned 18, to take advantage of this opportunity,” he stated.
“Mrs. Agwu reassured residents of Anambra State of adequate logistics and personnel deployment to ensure a smooth and efficient registration process. She also encouraged community leaders to mobilize their members to participate in the exercise before the deadline.
“The CVR is part of INEC’s efforts to update the nation’s voter register and expand electoral participation.”
