The Impartial Nationwide Electoral Fee, INEC, has prolonged the continued collection of the Everlasting Voter Card, PVC, in Anambra State to November 2, to allow eligible voters acquire their playing cards.

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Director, Voter Training and Publicity within the state, INEC, Mrs Victoria Eta-Messi, made the disclosure in a press release on Monday in Awka.

“The INEC has authorized the extension of the continued collection of PVC in Anambra from October 29 to November 2.

“The choice was reached at a gathering of the fee held on October 27, following a number of appeals from residents and stakeholders requesting further time to allow eligible voters to gather their playing cards,” she stated.

Eta-Messi acknowledged that registered voters who haven’t collected their PVCs are inspired to take benefit of the chance to take action on the designated collection centres throughout the 326 Registration Areas (Wards) within the state.

Based on her, the train lined individuals who registered throughout the current Steady Voter Registration, CVR, within the state.

The Director additional acknowledged that the collection of the PVCs should be in particular person, as no collection by proxy could be allowed.

DAILY POST studies that the state governorship election could be held on November 8.