Christopher Peter Tevi Lawson campaigned to
Draw attention to the issues with voter registration (PVC)
This potential disenfranchisement of voters does not bode well for democracy in Nigeria
About the campaign
Update
House of Representatives Pass Motion On The Use Of Temporary Voters Cards For Elections
Today Honourable Femi Gbaja the House of Reps Majority leader wrote his name in gold by sponsoring and moving a motion that ensures that every registered Nigerian is allowed to vote PVC or no PVC. The same position that prompted Christopher…
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Why this matters
Humans are naturally born as agent of change. We determine the change we experience by the decisions we make. Exercising our franchise during the forth coming elections can only be made poSsible only when we have a PVC. To all those incharge, do not rob us of our rights to decide our future. Give…Read More
As a true Nigerian.that believes in Nigeria state.disintegration is a nightmare. that shd remain as a dream.my love or resolute for one Nigeria is unshakable. If the issue of disfranchisement of eligible voters is not well managed.we all shd endeavour to use what ever to preach the good news of…Read More
I took this pic at Putrajaya Malaysia after about 2 hours discussions with friends on situation in Nigeria. I want peaceful election, I…Read More
Christopher Peter Tevi Lawson
Campaign leader
There is a high risk that many prospective voters will be disenfranchised if urgent action is not taken by government to ensure all…Read More
2015: INEC Reschedules PVC Collection In 8 States | NigeriaTell - Breaking News
NAN- The Independent National Electoral Commission said the distribution of Permanent Voter Card should commence in all local government areas of Kano, Edo, Plateau, Ogun and Imo states from November 7 to 9. The daily bulletin of the commission, issued in Abuja on Wednesday, said the approval was given at a meeting held by the […] The post 2015:…Read More