The Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) Director for Voter Education and Publicity, Victor Aluko, has described as false allegations that
The Independent National Electoral Commission’s Director for Voter Education and Publicity, Victor Aluko, has described as false allegations that its staff are colluding with certain people to prevent eligible Nigerians from collecting their Permanent Voters Cards, PVCs.
He said any of its staff found to be obstructing Nigerians from collecting their PVCs would be punished and prosecuted.
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