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If you lost your original PVC (Permanent Voter's Card), you can get a replacement from INEC by applying for a reprint at your local INEC office. It’s not automatic, but it’s possible. What to Do: 1. Go to your local INEC office (the one near where you registered). 2. Tell them your PVC is missing anRead more
If you lost your original PVC (Permanent Voter’s Card), you can get a replacement from INEC by applying for a reprint at your local INEC office. It’s not automatic, but it’s possible.
What to Do:
1. Go to your local INEC office (the one near where you registered).
2. Tell them your PVC is missing and you want a reprint.
3. You’ll fill a form with your personal details — name, date of birth, polling unit, and possibly your VIN (if you still have it saved or noted somewhere).
4. INEC will verify your identity in their system using your biometrics.
5. If confirmed, they’ll give you a slip and tell you when to return for the reprinted card.
A guy in my area lost his PVC just before the last elections. He walked into the INEC office at Alimosho LGA, explained what happened, and they told him to return in two weeks for the reprint. He didn’t need to register again — they used his old data.
Note: You can’t do this online. You must go in person, and you can’t get a new PVC if you’re already in the register.
No lie, e fit stress small, but it’s better than being unable to vote. Keep a soft copy of your VIN number next time — it saves you time.
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