Executive Chairman Hon. Lawal Adewale Wasiu leads APC ward agents in Ado-Odo/Ota to kick off e-registration and re-registration, aiming for a transparent, robust membership database and greater political impact ahead of future elections
Ado-Odo/Ota APC Takes Bold Digital Step: Chairman Charges Agents to Drive Massive E-Registration and Re-Registration
In a strategic move to modernize and strengthen its grassroots structure, the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area of Ogun State has launched a comprehensive electronic membership registration and re-registration exercise.
The Executive Chairman, Hon. Lawal Adewale Wasiu FCA, joined by key party leaders—including Hon. Akeran Jimoh (APC Party Chairman), Hon. Ogabi Muhammed (SLG), Hon. Rafiu Odewale (GLO to the State Government), and Hon. Akapo (Councillor representing Ado-Odo 1)—convened a high-level meeting with ward-level e-registration and re-registration agents.
This digital initiative is designed to build a stronger, more inclusive party by creating a transparent, accurate, and world-class membership database. Existing members are strongly encouraged to update their records through re-registration, while new supporters are warmly invited to join the APC family.
Hon. Wasiu emphasized the importance of diligence and strict adherence to state guidelines during the exercise. He motivated the agents by highlighting the long-term rewards of excellence: “If done perfectly, this exercise could be your launchpad to higher stages, unlocking new avenues for growth, recognition, and leadership roles within our great party,” he noted.
The chairman described the e-registration drive as a true game-changer for the Ado-Odo/Ota APC chapter, poised to boost membership numbers, deepen voter engagement, and reinforce the party’s leadership in democratic governance.
With this tech-forward approach, the local APC is positioning itself for sustained growth and greater influence in Ogun State’s political landscape. Party faithful and prospective members are urged to participate actively—let’s get it done! Read More
