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2023 Elections: INEC Provides Steps To Verify Authenticity Of   PVCs Online

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August 22, 2022
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As the 2023 general election draws closer, The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has provided platforms to make voter registration easier, more accessible, and user-friendly,”. To this effect, INEC has made it possible for voters to verify the Authenticity of their Permanent Voters Card (PVCs) online

To check your PVC online, visit the INEC voter website address, which is https://voters.inecnigeria.org/.

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The website has an online form where you will have to fill in your details. You can either use your Voter’s Identification Number (VIN) or your name and date of birth to verify.

On the form, select your state of registration, fill in your last name and your first name after which you input your date of birth.
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Proceed to verify that you are not a robot and then click on check status. Stay on the site after clicking on “Check status”, as you will get a response immediately.

If your registration is valid, your details will be displayed

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