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INEC to Ondo residents : Register before July deadline, your PVCs will be ready before 2027
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INEC to Ondo residents : Register before July deadline, your PVCs will be ready before 2027

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INEC wraps up CVR; Houses for judges rankles; Reward for rascals as ‘glitches’ visited NBAThe Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have assured Ondo State residents that, their permanent voters cards, PVCs will be ready

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