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Assembly candidate, Igbalaye Wasiu urges constituents to obtain PVCs ahead of 2023 polls

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The house of assembly candidate of Abeokuta South constituency 2, Hon. Igbalaye Wasiu Ayodele, IWA has urged his constituents and the good people of the state to obtain their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC)  to enable them exercise their franchise in the 2023 general elections.

Igbalaye, specifically informed his constituents (Abeokuta South Constituency 2 Area) that their PVCs remained their only weapon to choose their leaders in the forthcoming general elections.

Recall that Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun last year had declared a day public holiday to enable citizens of Ogun State to use the opportunity during the shortbreak to obtain PVCs.

Igbalaye, in a statement he personally signed and made available to Journalists yesterday, said that, “it was only through the PVCs that Nigerians can exercise their voting right for the candidate of their choice in 2023.”

He urged the people of Abeokuta South and the country at large to take advantage of this period to obtain their PVCs if they wanted a positive development come 2023.

He charged the people of Ogun state not to lose hope with the leadership in the country, as there were clear indications that the country was on its way to gaining the full dividends of democracy by having Tinubu/Shettima Ticket as Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates on the platform of the great ruling All Progressives Congress, APC.

 “I want to urge our family members, friends, colleagues, traditional leaders, market women and men, students, teeeming youths and neighbours,  trade unions and  organisations, to ensure the success of the coming elections by obtaining their PVCs”. Igbalaye Wasiu stated.

He however call on leaders to build institutions of governance so that the country’s democracy would stand on “sure footing” for the benefit of the future generation.

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