The Philippine Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria, West Africa had its full campaign for OAV registration. It included the 19 West African countries under its jurisdiction for this exercise.
The deadline is today October 31, 2012.
Lagos
Lagos, the former capital of Nigeria and still its commercial center is 45 minutes via airplane and eight or more hours by road from Abuja. OFWS are employed in various companies there.
To give further assistance to Filipino nationals there, Philippine Ambassador to Nigeria HE Alex V. Lamadrid traveled to Lagos to conduct the Overseas Absentee Voting (OAV) registration and at the same time processed e-passport and other consular documents.
The Philippine Embassy registered 60 voters and 1 transfer of records for OAV there. There are 449 OAV registrants (registration and certification) for this year.
Data had been collated by :
Nadjefah A. Mangondaya
Attache
Trade and Economic/Political/Public Information Officer
OAV/PAG-IBIG Focal Person
Philippine Embassy
Abuja, Nigeria
Below are some photographs taken while the Filipino Community (PPA) under the leadership of John Hernandez of Julius Berger, PLC had the Family Day in June at Usman Dam. One of the items accomplished was the OAV registration:
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| Atty. Mangondaya (OAV Volunteer) while setting the computer in preparation for the OAV registration |
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| Mr. Wilmar Dadia of ABUMET Co. had his fingerprints taken |
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| Mrs. Marisa Mercado of the Austrian Embassy had her picture taken for the OAV registration |
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| Corazon Q. Ponce, Rosalie R. Raborar, Suseth R. Montecalbo while filling the form and Clifford Legal (OAV VRM Operator) and Atty. Haznor L Mangondaya (OAV Volunteer) looked on |
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| Ms. Rosalie Raborar in the process of registering |
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| Mr. Zaman Umpa as registered by Nadjefah Mangondaya while Jabar Guro the Philippine Embassy Finance officer looked on |
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