Edo State Office Of INEC Rules Out Extension Of Voter Registration

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Edo State office of INEC has said there will be no extension of the continuous voter registration which ended last Sunday.

The Head of Department Voter Education and Publicity. Mr. Francis Ikpefua made this known today while reacting to a resolution of Edo State House of Assembly calling for extension of the exercise.

- ITV Reported by Deborah Ogbeifun

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