2023 Election: Nigerians lament on PVC registration, collection and election process
23 June 2022 |
5:54 am
The 2023 election is around the corner and INEC has just extended the voters registration process for 90 days. GuardianTV went to speak with young Nigerians on the PVC registration, collection, and the election process.
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