As Osun State dey prepare for the August 15 governorship election, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) don extend the collection of Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) reach July 31. The commission talk say the extension na to give more eligible voters chance to collect their cards before election day. INEC still assure everybody say na votes go decide who win the election, no be violence, intimidation or political gbas gbos. Na message wey carry hope, even though some people still dey look the matter with one eye open and one eye closed.
PVC Na Your Superpower, No Leave Am For Ward Office
For many elections before now, plenty PVCs dey sleep inside INEC office while owners dey house dey complain say leaders no dey perform. This time, the extension be like teacher wey still give extra assignment deadline after students don beg tire. Satirically, some politicians fit dey pray make people forget where dem keep their PVC, but INEC don remind everybody say democracy no dey work if voters no show face.
Background checks show say INEC don repeatedly encourage eligible voters to collect their PVCs before election day, insisting that only valid PVC holders fit vote. The commission also don continue voter education campaigns and security agencies don promise to work together to keep peace during the Osun governorship election.
As You Collect Your PVC Ballot Box No Suppose Turn Boxing Ring
INEC talk am clear: na votes, no be violence, go determine who become the next governor of Osun State. Na statement wey many citizens welcome because election period for Nigeria sometimes dey come with unnecessary tension, rumours and political drama. For our satirical newsroom, some ballot boxes don allegedly whisper say dem prefer thumbprints to flying chairs.
Security agencies and election observers don continue to advise political parties and supporters make dem play by the rules. Citizens too dey urged to report suspicious activities, avoid fake news and allow electoral officials perform their duties without interference. After all, democracy no be wrestling competition where the loudest person automatically collect belt.
As July 31 mark the final day for PVC collection, OGM News Pidgin go continue to monitor every development ahead of the August 15 governorship election.
Whether na peaceful campaigns, voter turnout or election-day surprises, one thing remain certain: every valid vote get value, and the people of Osun go ultimately decide who carry the mandate—provided say everybody remember where dem keep their PVC.
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