INEC Trains Corps Members for Continuous Voter Registration in Anambra

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has begun training corps members in Anambra State in preparation for the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) exercise. The training, which is being conducted across all 21 local government areas of the state, aims to equip corps members with the necessary skills and knowledge to support the voter registration process effectively.



The training is designed to ensure that corps members are well-equipped to handle the voter registration process efficiently and effectively. The training covers key aspects of the CVR exercise, including the use of biometric data capture devices, voter data management, and adherence to electoral guidelines and protocols.

The training is a significant step towards ensuring that the voter registration process is conducted efficiently and effectively. INEC's efforts to update the national voter register are crucial in ensuring that eligible Nigerians can exercise their right to vote in future elections. The CVR exercise is an opportunity for eligible citizens who have not yet registered to do so, and for registered voters to update or correct their information.

The corps members are expected to play a vital role in the registration process, and they have shown enthusiasm and commitment to ensuring a smooth and credible exercise. INEC officials have urged the corps members to uphold the values of integrity, neutrality, and professionalism throughout the exercise.

INEC officials in Onitsha South Local Government, Mrs. Vera Ekwealor and Mr. Paul Obianyo, emphasized the importance of maintaining the integrity of the voter registration process. They urged the corps members to adhere to the guidelines and protocols set out by INEC and to ensure that the registration process is conducted in a transparent and credible manner.

The CVR exercise is scheduled to take place from July 8 to 17, 2025. During this period, eligible citizens can register to vote or update their registration information. INEC has put in place measures to ensure that the exercise is conducted efficiently and effectively.

The training of corps members by INEC is a significant step towards ensuring that the voter registration process is conducted efficiently and effectively. The CVR exercise is an opportunity for eligible citizens to exercise their right to vote, and INEC's efforts to update the national voter register are crucial in ensuring that the electoral process is credible and transparent.


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