Heroine Women Foundation & Women Support Women Commence Statewide Awareness on PVC tagged ''Operation Show Me Your PVC''

Ogene Romanus 

As the 2023 general elections draw closer, a civil society organisations and women and child advocacy groups, Heroine Women Foundation and Women Support Women, led by Ambassador Onyinye Mamah, have enjoined the citizens of Nigeria and Enugu State to obtain their Permanent Voters Card (PVC) through their awareness campaign tagged "Operation Show Me Your PVC" as a way of joining hands with the government in building a new Nigeria.

According to Ambassador Onyinye, collection of Permanent Voters Card is a guaranteed license for participating in the nation’s electoral process. 

The youths constitute about 65% of the total population of the country, there is the need to carry them along and give them adequate orientation and enlightenment on leadership role and the need to participate in the electoral process towards choosing a God fearing leader that is committed to infrastructural development, innovations and good governance.

It's on this note that she charged the youths and the entire citizens of Nigeria to take advantage of the recent bringing of PVC collection centers down to nearby locations by INEC and collect their PVCs, noting that their PVC is the major weapon with which they can fight hunger and poverty while it could be used as well to sustain good governance