Ahead of the 2015 general elections, a
total of 14,505,729 Permanent Voter
Cards (PVC) are yet to be distributed,
latest data from the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC)
revealed yesterday.
By the recent data released by the
electoral commission, a total of
54,327,747 PVCs have been collected so
far, at a rate of 78.93 percent.
The commission further disclosed that a
total of 67, 206,600 PVCS have been
distributed to the states.
The last data released by INEC on
February 17 shows that 52,275,367 PVCS
were distributed at 75.94 percent.
However, the data shows a difference of
2,052,380 (3.01 percent) between
February 17 till date.
Nevertheless, Akwa Ibom State has
recorded the highest number of PVCS
collected so far at 1,587, 566 at 94.46
percent.
This is followed by Bauchi State,where
1,938,192, PVCS have been collected at a
rate of 94.36 percent.
The lowest state still remains Ogun
State, where 808,590 PVCS have been
collected at a rate of 44.20 percent.
In Zamfara State, 1,397,296 PVCs have
been collected at a percentage of 93.42;
in Taraba State, 1,252,491 have been
collected at 93.42 percent.
Independent National Electoral
Commission
Issuance Of Permanent Voters Cards As
At February 26, 2015
(a) (b)
(c) (d)
(e) (f)
1 ABIA
1,396,162 1,382,181
1,132,928 81.15
2 ADAMAWA 1,559,012
1,570,370 1,364,804 87.54
3 AKWA-IBOM 1,680,759
1,720,645 1,587,566 94.46
4 ANAMBRA 1,963,173
1,915,070 1,527,045 77.78
5 BAUCHI
2,054,125 2,024,340
1,938,192 94.36
6 BAYELSA
610,373 577,230
404,119 66.21
7 BENUE
2,015,452 2,015,441
1,566,186 77.71
8 BORNO
1,934,079 1,544,612
1,320,667 68.28
9 CROSS RIVER 1,175,623
1,184,534 919,622 78.22
10 DELTA
2,275,264 2,282,018
1,795,307 78.91
11 EBONYI
1,074,273 1,043,746
848,392 78.97
12 EDO
1,779,738 1,784,404
1,197,829 67.30
13 EKITI
732,021 813,871
505,829 69.10
14 ENUGU
1,429,221 1,434,511
1,169,408 81.82
15 FCT
881,472 903,613
552,381 62.67
16 GOMBE
1,120,023 1,129,622
1,064,577 95.05
17 IMO
1,803,030 1,772,129
1,352,554 75.02
18 JIGAWA 1,831,276
1,857,558 1,794,646 98.00
19 KADUNA 3,407,222
3,447,996 3,159,011 92.72
20 KANO
4,975,701 4,827,236
4,112,039 82.64
21 KATSINA 2,827,943
2,809,910 2,620,096 92.65
22 KEBBI
1,470,648 1,484,580
1,316,656 89.53
23 KOGI
1,350,883 1,330,400
926,013 68.55
24 KWARA
1,142,267 1,153,109
858,623 75.17
25 LAGOS
5,822,207 5,558,062
3,693,355 63.44
26 NASARAWA 1,242,667
1,228,098 1,026,657 82.62
27 NIGER
2,014,317 1,981,183
1,642,144 81.52
28 OGUN
1,829,534 1,387,401
808,590 44.20
29 ONDO
1,524,655 1,501,694
1,073,904 70.44
30 OSUN
1,407,107 1,569,368
1,021,169 72.57
31 OYO
2,415,566 2,416,470
1,603,168 66.37
32 PLATEAU 2,001,825
1,812,704 1,430,852 71.48
33 RIVERS
2,537,590 2,295,325
2,091,132 82.41
34 SOKOTO 1,611,929
1,650,081 1,428,098 88.60
35 TARABA 1,340,652
1,347,104 1,252,491 93.42
36 YOBE
1,099,970 973,250
824,401 74.95
37 ZAMFARA 1,495,717
1,476,734 1,397,296 93.42
Total 68,833,476
67,206,600 54,327,747 78.93
total of 14,505,729 Permanent Voter
Cards (PVC) are yet to be distributed,
latest data from the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC)
revealed yesterday.
By the recent data released by the
electoral commission, a total of
54,327,747 PVCs have been collected so
far, at a rate of 78.93 percent.
The commission further disclosed that a
total of 67, 206,600 PVCS have been
distributed to the states.
The last data released by INEC on
February 17 shows that 52,275,367 PVCS
were distributed at 75.94 percent.
However, the data shows a difference of
2,052,380 (3.01 percent) between
February 17 till date.
Nevertheless, Akwa Ibom State has
recorded the highest number of PVCS
collected so far at 1,587, 566 at 94.46
percent.
This is followed by Bauchi State,where
1,938,192, PVCS have been collected at a
rate of 94.36 percent.
The lowest state still remains Ogun
State, where 808,590 PVCS have been
collected at a rate of 44.20 percent.
In Zamfara State, 1,397,296 PVCs have
been collected at a percentage of 93.42;
in Taraba State, 1,252,491 have been
collected at 93.42 percent.
Independent National Electoral
Commission
Issuance Of Permanent Voters Cards As
At February 26, 2015
(a) (b)
(c) (d)
(e) (f)
1 ABIA
1,396,162 1,382,181
1,132,928 81.15
2 ADAMAWA 1,559,012
1,570,370 1,364,804 87.54
3 AKWA-IBOM 1,680,759
1,720,645 1,587,566 94.46
4 ANAMBRA 1,963,173
1,915,070 1,527,045 77.78
5 BAUCHI
2,054,125 2,024,340
1,938,192 94.36
6 BAYELSA
610,373 577,230
404,119 66.21
7 BENUE
2,015,452 2,015,441
1,566,186 77.71
8 BORNO
1,934,079 1,544,612
1,320,667 68.28
9 CROSS RIVER 1,175,623
1,184,534 919,622 78.22
10 DELTA
2,275,264 2,282,018
1,795,307 78.91
11 EBONYI
1,074,273 1,043,746
848,392 78.97
12 EDO
1,779,738 1,784,404
1,197,829 67.30
13 EKITI
732,021 813,871
505,829 69.10
14 ENUGU
1,429,221 1,434,511
1,169,408 81.82
15 FCT
881,472 903,613
552,381 62.67
16 GOMBE
1,120,023 1,129,622
1,064,577 95.05
17 IMO
1,803,030 1,772,129
1,352,554 75.02
18 JIGAWA 1,831,276
1,857,558 1,794,646 98.00
19 KADUNA 3,407,222
3,447,996 3,159,011 92.72
20 KANO
4,975,701 4,827,236
4,112,039 82.64
21 KATSINA 2,827,943
2,809,910 2,620,096 92.65
22 KEBBI
1,470,648 1,484,580
1,316,656 89.53
23 KOGI
1,350,883 1,330,400
926,013 68.55
24 KWARA
1,142,267 1,153,109
858,623 75.17
25 LAGOS
5,822,207 5,558,062
3,693,355 63.44
26 NASARAWA 1,242,667
1,228,098 1,026,657 82.62
27 NIGER
2,014,317 1,981,183
1,642,144 81.52
28 OGUN
1,829,534 1,387,401
808,590 44.20
29 ONDO
1,524,655 1,501,694
1,073,904 70.44
30 OSUN
1,407,107 1,569,368
1,021,169 72.57
31 OYO
2,415,566 2,416,470
1,603,168 66.37
32 PLATEAU 2,001,825
1,812,704 1,430,852 71.48
33 RIVERS
2,537,590 2,295,325
2,091,132 82.41
34 SOKOTO 1,611,929
1,650,081 1,428,098 88.60
35 TARABA 1,340,652
1,347,104 1,252,491 93.42
36 YOBE
1,099,970 973,250
824,401 74.95
37 ZAMFARA 1,495,717
1,476,734 1,397,296 93.42
Total 68,833,476
67,206,600 54,327,747 78.93
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