The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) on Saturday assured Nigerian youths that their votes will count in the 2023 general elections reports Prime Business Africa.
The election arbitar made this assertion at the INEC Mega Concert tagged ‘Youth Vote Count’ held at the Old Parade Ground, Abuja in conjunction with the European Union and YIAGA Africa.
INEC also announced that the voters’ cards will be available from October 2022.
The event organisers said the concert was aimed at sensitising and educating the young eligible voters who might have doubted if their votes will count.
Nigerian music acts who performed at the event include Innocent Idibia (2baba), Waje, Broda Shaggi, Omawunmi, Cobhams Asuquo, Bankole Wellington, Falz and Zlatan.
The celebrities while speaking with newsmen harped on the need for Nigerian youths to vote for the candidate that will not buy them over with money.
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