INEC Announces Locations, Date, Time For CVR Nationwide

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has announced the locations of Continuous Voter Registration, CVR, centres across the country.

The Commission made the announcement after its regular weekly meeting on Thursday where it reviewed preparations for resumption of the CVR and provided further update on the registration of new political parties.

INEC had earlier announced that the CVR will resume on 18th August with the online pre-registration.

It said the in-person registration option will follow a week later on 25th August 2025 and thereafter, the two processes will continue simultaneously for a year until 30th August 2026.

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On Thursday, the Commission announced that the exercise will hold in 811 centres made up of the 774 Local Government, 36 State and Federal Capital Territory, FCT, offices nationwide from 9.00am to 3.00pm (Monday to Friday) every week with the exception of national public holidays.

For easy identification, the Commission said it is deploying an online CVR Live Locator to assist citizens locate the registration centres nationwide.

“The locator will go live a day to the commencement of the CVR on 17th August 2025 and can be accessed at the following address https://cvr.inecnigeria.org/locator,” the Commission said after its weekly meeting on Thursday.

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Meanwhile, the Commission has uploaded a 38-page document to its website and other official online platforms indicating the addresses of the 811 in-person registration centres nationwide.

“Similarly, dedicated telephone numbers have been given for each State of the Federation to serve as Help Desk for citizens that require further clarification,” it added.

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It said the procedure for both the online and in-person registrations remains the same as was the case in 2022.

“Detailed information on the process, including video clips, will once again be released by the Commission next week,” it said.