Eligible voters in Eredo Local Council Development Area (LCDA) have been advised to prepare for the collection of their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs), with the exercise scheduled to commence on October 9.
Epe Insights reports that the current collection exercise is specifically for residents of Eredo LCDA and other eligible voters who completed their voter registration during the first phase conducted between August and December 2025.
Residents who registered within the stated period are encouraged to proceed to the appropriate collection points to receive their PVCs.
The clarification is important for voters in Eredo LCDA, as only PVCs from the first registration phase are currently available for collection.
Voters who registered during the August–December 2025 period are therefore advised to take advantage of the exercise and collect their cards as scheduled.
The Permanent Voter Card remains a key requirement for citizens seeking to participate in elections. Residents of Eredo LCDA are consequently encouraged to ensure that they obtain their PVCs when eligible.
However, voters who registered outside the first phase should not be concerned if their PVCs are not yet available.

Their cards are still under production, and further information will be provided when they are ready for collection.
The phased collection is expected to help electoral authorities manage the distribution of available PVCs while other cards continue to undergo production.
Residents in communities across Eredo LCDA are advised to pay attention to official announcements concerning the collection process.
They are also encouraged to verify information before visiting collection centres to avoid unnecessary movement or confusion.
Community leaders, political stakeholders and other relevant groups in Eredo LCDA are expected to help sensitise eligible residents about the collection arrangements.
Proper awareness is important, particularly for voters who may not have regular access to official electoral information.
Eligible residents who completed their registration during the first phase should also encourage family members, friends and neighbours who registered within the same period to collect their PVCs.

The exercise provides an opportunity for registered voters in Eredo LCDA to ensure they are adequately prepared for upcoming electoral activities.
Those whose PVCs are still being produced are advised to remain patient and await further communication from the relevant electoral authorities.
Additional updates will be released when the remaining PVCs become available for collection.
Residents are urged to rely on verified information and avoid spreading unconfirmed messages about the availability of PVCs.
The collection exercise is also expected to strengthen voter awareness across Eredo LCDA and encourage greater participation in the electoral process.
For residents eligible under the first phase, October 9 marks the beginning of the opportunity to collect their Permanent Voter Cards.
The message to eligible voters in Eredo LCDA is clear: those who registered between August and December 2025 should proceed for collection, while others should await further updates.
Residents are encouraged to keep their registration information safe and follow all official instructions relating to the PVC collection exercise.
As the exercise begins, stakeholders in Eredo LCDA are expected to support efforts aimed at ensuring that eligible voters are adequately informed and able to access their PVCs.