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The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has insisted that the Continuous Voter Registration exercise ends on Sunday, July 26, 2026. It has therefore urged those yet to register to take advantage of the remaining hours before the registration window closes.
This comes amid calls by some opposition political parties for an extension over fears that millions of citizens could be left out of the 2027 general elections, it was reported.
But the INEC National Commissioner, Mohammed Haruna, told Punch in an interview that the commission would not extend the deadline, stressing that the registration exercise had to close to allow the electoral body to begin cleaning the data already collected.
Haruna said that the commission’s Information Technology team and the Voter Registration Department would begin processing the data as soon as the registration window closed.
In his words, INEC will roll out its Automated Biometric Identification System to identify and purge multiple registrations before the provisional voters’ register is displayed for public scrutiny, adding that the final number of newly registered voters will be known only after the biometric verification and the claims and objections process.
“Voter registration ends by midnight on Sunday,” he said. There will be no extension. We have so many things that we need to do at the back end. We have to draw a line, otherwise we won’t be able to make a clean copy of what has been posted.
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“We have an automatic biometric system to check if someone has registered more than once. They will publish the register of claims and objections. That is, if anyone thinks that a name should not be on the register, or if he has some claims, for example, that his name has been omitted or some of his details are wrong.
“So it’s after everything that’s been done that we will have a final figure, which we will now put on top of the existing 93 million or so. And that is the voters’ register. “We are obliged to give a copy to every political party before the election.”
Haruna likewise dismissed concerns about the number of Nigerians who may be excluded from the 2027 electoral process by the closure, saying INEC could only account for eligible citizens who showed up for registration.
He said the commission had recorded registrations through its online platform, physical registration centres and INEC offices across the 774 local government areas.
The Chief Press Secretary to the INEC Chairman, Dayo Oketola, told the publication that the decision to end the Continuous Voter Registration exercise was in line with constitutional and legal provisions and necessary to prepare for the 2027 general elections.
“There was no unusual pressure on the registration portal,” Oketola said, adding that the system was designed to handle the number of applicants across the exercise.
While dismissing fears that the suspension of the registration exercise would disenfranchise eligible Nigerians, Oketola said the commission embarked on massive nationwide voter education and awareness campaigns to encourage participation.
Oketola said stopping the registration exercise is necessary so that the commission can conclude several critical activities before the elections, adding that allowing the registration of voters to continue forever would disrupt the commission’s preparations.
