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CVR Phase 2: INEC records 3,441,121 completed registrations

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The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) said it recorded a total of 3,441,121 completed registrations in the ongoing second phase of the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR).

The figure was contained in the Week 13 update released by the commission to newsmen and the public on Wednesday in Abuja.

The figure comprises both online pre-registrations and physical walk-ins at various centres nationwide as at April 3, 2026.

The data revealed that 2,068,384 citizens completed their pre-registration online, while 1,372,737 voters opted for physical registration.

It also showed Jigawa State leading with 201,047, representing 5.84 percent of the total registrations.

It was followed by Lagos State with 181,095, while Kano State ranked third with 177,681.

The update further showed that participation of youths between ages 18 and 34 accounted for 2,354,768, representing 68.43 percent of the new registrants.

In terms of gender distribution, females accounted for 1,922,143, representing 55.86 percent of the total new voter registrants, while male accounted for 1,518,978, representing 44.14 percent.

The occupational distribution also showed that students represented the largest single block of new voters at 1,235,931 (35.92 percent), followed by those in business at 701,912, representing 20.40 percent, and farming/fishing at 615,967, representing 18.28 percent.

The data further showed that 48,330 of the new registrants were Persons with Disabilities (PWDs).

The commission explained that the 3,441,121 represented a preliminary figure pending data clean-up during the period for claims and objections by citizens, followed by the deployment of the Automated Biometric Identification System (ABIS).

The commission emphasised that registration remained suspended in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in compliance with Section 9 (6) of the Electoral Act 2022, following the Area Council Election held on February 21.

It advised eligible Nigerians who were yet to register to visit the official portals at: https://cvr.inec.gov.ng or https://cvr.inecnigeria.org to do so.

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