AAC and Take It Back Movement urge Anambra residents to register to vote
African Action Congress (AAC), in partnership with the Take It Back Movement, is leading a voter card registration campaign across Anambra State. The initiative targets 21 local government areas and aims to boost civic engagement and democratic participation. Chioma Ifemeludike, Deputy National Chairperson of AAC, emphasized the importance of the Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC) as a tool for change. The campaign especially encourages young people to register and participate in shaping their communities.
Key takeaways
- AAC and the Take It Back Movement are conducting a voter registration campaign in selected Anambra communities.
- The campaign began in Idemili North, where party leaders engaged stakeholders about obtaining their PVCs.
- Chioma Ifemeludike called on all eligible citizens, particularly youth, to register and become active in the electoral process.
- The initiative stresses that the PVC is essential for effecting change and strengthening civic responsibility.
- The Independent National Electoral Commission describes voter registration as an ongoing process for citizens who turn 18 or missed previous registration opportunities.
