2027: INEC launches 2nd phase of Voter’s Registration Drive in Adamawa

…..Targets eligible Citizens

By Yagana Ali Yola.

 The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in Adamawa State has, ahead of the 2027 general election launched a second phase of mass voter’s registration at the bustling Jimeta Ultra-Modern Market. 

The initiative aims to empower eligible citizens, particularly traders and youths, to participate in the electoral process.

INEC Chairman, Muhammed Nura, emphasized the commission’s commitment to strengthening democracy and promoting civic engagement.

“We’re here to ensure every eligible Adamawa indigene gets their voter’s card, a crucial document that allows citizens to shape their future,” he said.

Residents welcomed the effort, praising INEC for bringing registration closer to the people. Ahmed Muhammad, changing his name on his card, thanked INEC staff for their efficiency.

Muhammad Umar, who relocated from Borno State, appreciated the hassle-free process, saying, “The staff were friendly and got me done quickly.”

Young voters like Ummi Muhammed Bello are excited to register, eager to exercise their franchise. “I’m voting for someone who’ll secure my future,” she said.

INEC deployed 40 staff and 20 voter registration machines, working in pairs to ensure swift processing. The exercise will continue across strategic locations, targeting maximum coverage.

This drive aims to boost voter turnout and reinforce democracy in Adamawa State. Would you like more information on INEC’s voter registration efforts or the upcoming elections?