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Senator Buhari Urges Eligible Voters To Get Voter’s Card

by Agbedeyi Segun
April 26, 2017
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THE chairman, Senate Committee on ICT and Cybercrime, Senator Abdulfatai Buhari, has urged eligible voters who are yet to get voter’s card to do so during the Independent National Electoral (INEC) continuous registration exercise, scheduled to start on Thursday April 27.

Senator Buhari a Senator representing Oyo North Senatorial District at the upper chamber of the National Assembly gave this urge while sensitizing people on the developments in OOgbomoso on Tuesday

The Senator said ” Voters card Is a potent instrument which every eligible voters must possess to exercise his or her right to vote and be voted for as a citizen of Nigeria’

” We are approaching another election year when we will vote those who will represent us at various level and for anybody to participate fully in the election Voters card is the instrument and weapon”.
“Those who just reach the age of 18 and those above 18 and are yet to register should go to INEC office in their respective local ggovernments o register and get their card”.

Buhari while cautioning politicians and INEC staff against any form of manipulation during the exercise,said “it’s an exercise that will enhance development, it should not be manipulated”

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” Don’t sell your card, no amount of money given to you when you sell will alleviate your problems, but keep it and use it to vote for the change you want to see in your domain.” he concluded.

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