Across Nigeria, a new generation is rising and in Anambra State, their voices are shaking the system.

Students from UNIZIK, the Metallurgical Training Institute Onitsha, and other campuses have boldly decried the failure of INEC to provide accessible voter registration on school grounds. With only one machine per institution, thousands are being sidelined from exercising their constitutional right.

This is not just an administrative lapse — it is voter suppression.

At the ADC Coalition Support Network (ADC-CSN), we stand with these students. We hear their cry, and we echo their demands.

We believe:

Equity means every student, in every school, must be seen and served.

Inclusion means the youth are not spectators — they are central to democracy.

Transparency demands INEC do more than promise; it must deliver.

Patriotism means protesting for ballots, not bread. That’s courage. That’s leadership.

OUR CALL TO ACTION:

1. INEC must deploy more voter registration machines to all tertiary institutions.

2. A 10-day extension must be granted to ensure no student is left behind.

3. A student-led monitoring taskforce must be set up to ensure fairness and accountability.

 JOIN THE MOVEMENT

ADC-CSN is mobilizing 35 million Nigerians from 8,800 wards, 774 LGAs, and every campus across this nation.

This isn’t about a party it’s about a generation taking charge.

To every student in Anambra and beyond:

Register. Organize. Mobilize.

Join ADC-CSN. The time is now.

If the system locks you out, we’ll fight to open the gates.

ADC-CSN — The People’s Movement.

The Handshake of Hope.

The Future Has a Home.