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Anambra Solution Marshals Urge Citizens To Participate In Continuous Voter Registration


RAYMOND OZOJI reports 


The Anambra State Solution Marshals have passionately appealed to citizens to endeavour to participate in the ongoing Continuous Voter Registration exercise which is expected to end on Thursday 17th July, this year. 



The appeal which was made by the State Marshal General Barr. Titus Nnabuike Akpudo on behalf of the leadership and members of the organisation, tasked the citizenry to obtain their voters card to enable them to exercise their political rights and franchise come November 8th this year. 


Akpudo who maintained that it is not a wise decision to sit-on-the-fence or not to participate in the CVR exercise, said there would be no moral justification to remonstrate against anyone or any administration, if they don't register to vote to enable them to elect candidate of their choice to run the state. 


He also reiterated that the incumbent governor Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo has done well in office and deserves to be reelected for a second term, noting that it is only their votes that can return the governor come November 8th this year. 


He said, " The time to act is now. The ongoing Continuous Voter Registration CVR by INEC will end Thursday, July 17, 2025. Missing this opportunity means losing your right to vote in the November 8 Governorship Election.


This is about more than a voter’s card — it’s about your voice, your future, your power.


 We, the leadership and members of Anambra State Solution Marshal, urge all eligible citizens to rise to this civic duty. Whether you're registering for the first time, transferring, replacing a lost PVC, or collecting yours, do it now.


Your vote will decide who leads our state. Who builds on the transformation led by Governor Chukwuma Charles Soludo and delivers the Anambra of your dreams.


It will certainly determine gladly that continuity we all desire in our amiable, indefatigable Governor Prof Charles Chukwuma Soludo CFR. The man who does more with less. 


Registration is ongoing daily, 9am–3pm (including weekends), across all 326 wards. Visit INEC’s website or social media to find the nearest centre. For fresh registrations, go with a valid ID; for transfers or replacements, bring proof of previous registration.


t’s not right to sit at home on election day and later complain about bad governance. One vote can make a difference.


Let’s not wait for the last-minute rush. Mobilize your family, friends, and neighbours now. Share the message. Take responsibility. Be counted." 



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