Katsina IPAC Chairman Urges Voters to Protect PVCs

Alhaji Salimu Lawal Boyi, the Chairman of the Inter-Party Advisory Council (IPAC) in Katsina State and state chairman of the Accord Party, issued a warning to electorates against selling their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs). He urged residents to safeguard their voting rights in anticipation of the 2027 general elections.

Boyi reported that some individuals were targeting women, promising empowerment and assistance in exchange for their voter cards. He emphasized the importance of the PVC as a tool for citizens to engage in elections and hold leaders accountable.

Boyi called on eligible voters to collect their PVCs, stating that active electoral participation is crucial for good governance. He cautioned against individuals making promises of support in exchange for voter cards, highlighting that such actions could undermine their right to choose their leaders freely.

His statements came during a meeting of political party chairmen in Katsina, reinforcing the need for residents to protect their electoral rights.