The Executive Chairman of Ojokoro Local Council Development Area (LCDA) Hon. (Barr.) Oluyemisi Rosiji, in a press release made available to the public by the Public Affairs Unit, has called on members of the public to participate in the ongoing continuous voters registration exercise. According to her, this is a crucial opportunity for citizens to be part of the government and have their voices heard in the democratic process.
The Chairman emphasized that voter registration is a fundamental right and a civic duty that enables individuals to shape the future of their communities and the nation at large. She encouraged all eligible citizens who have not yet registered to take advantage of this exercise to enroll and exercise their franchise.
The ongoing voters registration exercise, according to the Chairman, is an avenue for citizens to ensure their voices are counted and that their votes contribute to the election of leaders who will drive development and progress in their communities. She noted that the success of the exercise depends on active participation from the public.
The LCDA Chairman further highlighted the importance of inclusive governance and the role that every registered voter plays in shaping the direction of the country. She urged residents of Ojokoro LCDA to seize this opportunity to register and become part of the governance process, stressing that every vote matters.
In the press release, the Chairman appealed to the public to visit https://cvrinecnigeria.org for preregistration and any INEC office, LGA including Ojokoro LCDA for physical registration. She noted that the registration covers various categories of people, including:
– New Registration: For persons who have turned 18 years after the last registration
– Transfer of Voting Point: For voters seeking to transfer their registration to new locations
– Information Update: For people who need to update or correct their voter information
– Lost, Defaced, or Damaged Cards: For individuals requiring replacement of lost, defaced, or damaged Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs)
She assured that the council is committed to supporting the registration process and ensuring that all eligible citizens can participate freely.
The Chairman also called on community leaders, traditional institutions, and civil society organizations to collaborate in sensitizing the public about the importance of voter registration and encouraging participation. She expressed optimism that with collective efforts, the exercise would be a success and lay the foundation for a more inclusive and representative government.