Ogun State employees have been granted one day off so they can sign up for their Permanent Voters Cards. Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun issued the order after designating Tuesday as a day off from work in the state. This is as the voter registration date for the general elections in 2023 approaches. The governor made this announcement in a press release released by his chief press secretary, Kunle Somorin, on Sunday in Abeokuta.
The one-day public holiday, according to Abiodun, "is to provide a window for all state employees who have either lost their cards, are not registered, or who may need to travel to their wards, local government areas, and constituencies to perfect their Permanent Voters Registration or transfer their cards, where necessary, to enable them to participate in the next general elections."
It is impossible to overstate the importance of PVCs to the citizens as an inclusive, participatory, and responsible government.
Therefore, the governor asked all eligible individuals to take advantage of the holiday to travel to their various wards and constituencies and look for their Registered Voter Cards, complete claims and objections forms, and transfer PVCs if needed.
Adedapo Oluseun Abiodun, a Nigerian businessman and politician who was born on May 29, 1960, currently serves as the governor of Ogun State after the All Progressive Congress helped him win the general election in 2019. The Corporate Affairs Commission's board of directors was presided over by Dapo Abiodun. He founded First Power Limited and served as managing director of Heyden Petroleum prior to taking office. He was named the new governor of Ogun State on March 10 by the Independent National Electoral Commission.
Abiodun was a member of the Iperu royal dynasty and was born on May 29, 1960, in Iperu Remo, Ogun State. He was born in Iperu Remo, in the Ogun East senatorial district, into the family of Dr. Emmanuel Abiodun and Mrs. Victoria Abiodun. See more: https://youtu.be/UkHI6Wn0gfg
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