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Taxify Launches Fresh Campaign on Permanent Voters Cards

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A fast growing ride-hailing app, Taxify has launched a campaign to get more young people to pick up their permanent voter’s cards.

The campaign themed #MyPVCJourn­ey is targeted primarily at millennial­s, who currently make up over 50 per cent of the Nigerian population. Promoted via a website www. mypvcjourn­ey.com, users can input their current location, find the Permanent Voter Card (PVC) registrati­on center closest to them and take a pledge to complete the process after which they are offered a free ride to the centre.

According to Taxify’s City Manager, Uche Okafor, “We believe cities and countries work best when everybody has a say. We are excited by the conversati­ons happening both on and offline. Young Nigerians are perhaps for the first time interested in taking charge of their futures and in celebratio­n of democracy day, we want to make the journey to getting a PVC hassle free for everyone.”

Tapping on “Find Your PVC Centre” will direct you to a webpage, powered by Google. Enter in your address, find the closest center to you and take the pledge to complete the process.

Taxify will then send you an email giving you a free ride to your designated PVC Registrati­on Centre and showing the hours of operation.

Taxify says it will continue to push notificati­ons directing users to register, while calling tech companies to join in driving young people to the polls.

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