Ondo APC chairman urges members to participate in e-registration

…says ongoing exercise key to party’s strength 

The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo State, Ade Adetimehin, has called on party members and stalwarts across the 18 local government areas of the state to actively participate in the ongoing electronic registration (e-registration) and revalidation exercise.

Adetimehin said the nationwide e-registration exercise is crucial to the ruling party’s preparedness ahead of future general elections, noting that it is aimed at strengthening inclusiveness, cohesion and internal democracy within the APC.

The state APC chairman spoke at the weekend in his hometown of Idanre Local Government Area shortly after revalidating his membership during the ongoing nationwide e-registration and revalidation exercise of the party.

According to him, the exercise would enable the APC to build a credible and verifiable membership database, enhance internal democracy and improve coordination at all levels of the party.

“Let me use this opportunity to encourage our party members to actively participate in the ongoing e-registration exercise. The success of this process will determine how well we organise, plan and mobilise as a party. I urge all members to come out en masse and register.

“As the leading party in Ondo State and Nigeria, we should justify our numerical strength through proper documentation of our membership. I also encourage party leaders and stakeholders to not only participate but to intensify mobilisation and awareness creation at the grassroots,” he said.

Engr. Adetimehin explained that the exercise would capture new members as well as update the records of existing ones, thereby ensuring proper representation and participation in party activities.

While assuring members of fairness and transparency in the party’s affairs, he urged ward, local government and state executives to mobilise members to take advantage of the exercise, stressing that the process is simple, transparent and accessible.

He further assured that the party leadership would address any technical challenges that might arise during the exercise to ensure that no willing member is left out, while appealing to party stalwarts to conduct themselves peacefully throughout the process.

The APC chairman added that the e-registration aligns with the party’s commitment to reforms and the use of technology to deepen participation and accountability within its structures, noting that unity and discipline remain critical to the party’s progress in the state.

Engr. Adetimehin reaffirmed the APC’s commitment to justice, equity, fairness, and inclusive governance, assuring that the party would continue to carry the people along in all its programmes.

The e-registration exercise is expected to run across all wards in the state, with designated centres and officials assigned to guide members through the process.

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