No communion for church members without PVC - Pastor declares

Pastor Philip Igbinijesu of the Word Assembly has declared that any member of his church without a Permanent Voters Card (PVC) will not be allowed to partake in the church's communion.

The cleric made the declaration in short video uploaded on YouTube on Friday, March 30. He said those who do not have voters card should sit down when other members are taking the communion in church.

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Pastor Igbinijesu said Peter Obi became governor of Anambra state after a Catholic archbishop issued a similar instruction in the state.

He said those talking and praying for Nigeria but had no PVC's were doing so in vain, adding that individuals without voters card were enemies of Nigeria.

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Meanwhile, some unidentified persons have carted away direct data capturing machines belonging to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) in three local government areas in Enugu state.

This Day reports that the Resident Electoral Commissioner (REC) in the state, Emeka Ononamadu, disclosed that the three councils are Oji-River, Enugu south and Ezeagu.

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Ononamadu made the disclosure during a town hall meeting with civil society organsations and the media on Friday, March 30.

He said the commission is worried that the development had affected the ongoing continuous voter registration exercise in the state as thousands of those who had taken part in the affected councils would need to be called back to be re-registered.

INEC official at Abuja court on Legit.ng TV

Source: Legit.ng