Ekpoluonye Calls on Nigerian Youths to Collect PVCs, Shape Nigeria’s Future

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Enugu State

Honourable Ambassador Godspower Chukwudi Ekpoluonye (GCE) has issued a strong call to all Nigerian youths who have not yet obtained their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) to act promptly and secure their cards before the official deadline.

During a national voter awareness campaign, Ambassador Ekpoluonye (GCE) stressed the vital importance of youth engagement in Nigeria’s democratic process, reminding everyone that the power to influence the nation’s future rests significantly with the younger generation.

He highlighted that active participation in elections is not just a right but a responsibility that can drive meaningful change and strengthen Nigeria’s democracy. Ambassador Ekpoluonye (GCE) also encouraged young Nigerians to remain optimistic about the country’s economic outlook, expressing his confidence that the next phase of Nigeria’s economic development will open up more opportunities and benefits for the youth across all regions.

Furthermore, he called on young Nigerians who have recently turned 18 to take full advantage of their newly acquired voting rights by registering for their PVCs without delay. He described the Permanent Voter Card as a crucial instrument for fostering positive change and contributing to the overall growth, stability, and greatness of the nation.

The Ambassador’s message is a timely reminder that every vote counts and that the youth hold the key to shaping Nigeria’s future.

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