CVR: INEC registers 10.2m Nigerians as at Monday, May 30

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By Folorunso Alagbede, Abuja

 

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has revealed that it has registered a total of10,235,569 Nigerians under its ongoing continuous voter registration, CVR, exercise.

This was disclosed in a CVR update provided yesterday by the Chief Press Secretary, CPS, to the INEC Chairman, Mr Rotimi Oyekanmi in Abuja.

The update was as at 7am on Monday, 30th May 2022.

The breakdown of the fresh registrants showed that the exercise was done via online and physical registration.

The completed registration within the period stands at 6,544,245.

While the  number of those registered online was 2,928,447, those captured physically stand at 3,615,798.

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The number of male registered within the period is 3,253,441, while that of the female was 3,290,804.

The figure of the people living with disabilities registered within same period is 53,663.

The number of youth registered within the period stand at 4,550,847.

According to the CVR update: of quarter 4, week 7 as at 7am, Monday 30th May 2022, “Fresh Registrants: 10,235,569

Completed Registration : 6,544,245

“Type: Online – 2,928,447. Physical – 3,615,798

“Male: 3,253,441. Female: 3,290,804. PWDs: 53,663. Youths: 4,550,847”, it said

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