Mr. Abdulhakeem Adegoke delivering a Speech at the event

A Political Action Group known as DOJ has flagged off Continuous Voter Registration Sensitization Campaign in preparations for Twenty Twenty Three General Elections to promote good governance.

At the event in Kaduna, the National coordinator, Mr. Abdulhakeem Adegoke said there can not be good governance if Nigerians failed to register to take part in any electioneering activities to change the country for better.

Mr. Abdulhakeem Adegoke expressed dissatisfaction for poor voter registration, urging Nigerians to start rooting for leaders with proven capacities and enough credibilities to govern the country.

Representative of political Stakeholders at the event Mallam Namadi Musa lamented that Kaduna state which was expected to register Eight Hundred Thousand was able to register only One Hundred and Ten Thousand in the Second and Third quarters of this year.

In a speech, the Chairman Arewa Consultative Forum Alhaji Lawal Umar Mayere, said they have requested the Independent National Electoral Commission to decentralize registration centres to various wards of which the commission accepted to implement.


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