As of Sunday, September 14, 2025, more than 4.4 million Nigerians have registered online for their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) through the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), just four weeks after the registration process began on August 18, 2025.
The surge in registrations reflects significant voter enthusiasm ahead of upcoming elections.Below is the list of states ranked from highest to lowest based on PVC registration numbers:Osun: 552,045
Lagos: 488,523
Borno: 439,426
Ogun: 396,799
Kebbi: 287,059
Kaduna: 240,357
Kogi: 218,397
FCT: 213,732
Yobe: 212,840
Oyo: 181,518
Kano: 113,547
Jigawa: 93,292
Kwara: 93,106
Ekiti: 85,209
Delta: 81,353
Sokoto: 75,761
Niger: 72,947
Bauchi: 63,535
Imo: 62,237
Katsina: 61,143
Zamfara: 57,902
Nasarawa: 56,464
Plateau: 49,251
Cross River: 46,488
Akwa Ibom: 38,519
Gombe: 31,086
Benue: 26,815
Taraba: 24,005
Bayelsa: 20,905
Rivers: 19,979
Adamawa: 12,474
Ondo: 10,781
Edo: 8,615
Ebonyi: 4,024
Abia: 3,532
Enugu: 1,839
The data indicates significant regional variations, with Osun leading the pack and Enugu recording the lowest number of registrations.
The high turnout in states like Osun, Lagos, and Borno suggests strong civic engagement, while lower figures in some southern states may indicate challenges in mobilization or access to the registration process.
INEC continues to encourage eligible voters to register as the process remains ongoing.
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