Brave Women President Evangelist Matilda Farinde Urges Ondo Residents to Collect Their PVCs Ahead of Upcoming Elections

Evangelist Matilda Farinde, President of Brave Women Association Worldwide, is calling on the residents of Ondo State to actively participate in the electoral process by collecting their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs). This appeal comes as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) officially begins PVC collection on Thursday.

As the state approaches a crucial election period, Evang. Farinde emphasizes the vital role of voter participation in shaping the future of the community. 

"Every vote matters," she stated. "It is our responsibility as citizens to ensure that our voices are heard and our choices are reflected in the leadership of our state and nation."

Evang. Farinde highlighted that the PVC is not just a card; it is a powerful tool that empowers individuals to influence the decision-making processes that affect their lives. She encouraged all eligible voters, especially women and youth, to take this opportunity seriously. "Collecting your PVC is the first step in exercising your franchise. Let us all rise to the occasion and demonstrate our commitment to democracy," she added.

Brave Women, under Evang. Farinde’s leadership, is committed to promoting civic engagement and awareness among women in Ondo State. The organization is working to ensure that women are informed about the electoral process and are equipped to participate fully.

The PVC collection is a crucial phase leading up to the elections, and Evang. Farinde urges residents to visit the designated INEC offices promptly to collect their cards. She also reminded the public to check their eligibility and ensure they are registered to vote.

"In this critical time, let us all unite and make our voices count," she said. "Together, we can build a better future for ourselves and generations to come." Farinde asserted.