- Lagos APC Introduces Incentives to Boost Digital Membership Registration
- Ojelabi noted that a credible and comprehensive digital database would help the party generate accurate data
- Lauds President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for what he described as positive strides in the economy
The Lagos State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has restated its resolve to fully digitise the party’s membership register, describing the exercise as a vital step toward deepening internal democracy and enhancing effective election planning.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the State Chairman, Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi, made this known on Thursday during a stakeholders’ meeting of the Lagos East Senatorial District held at the Funplex Event Centre, Ikosi.
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He explained that a credible and comprehensive digital database would help the party generate accurate data and projections ahead of future elections.
Ojelabi called on party leaders and stakeholders across the district to take full responsibility for the exercise by mobilising members at the grassroots. To encourage wider participation, he disclosed that incentives would be introduced, including a prize for the local government or LCDA that records the highest number of registered members.
Commending members of Lagos East for their loyalty and dedication, the APC chairman described the district as a stronghold of committed party members who understand that leadership positions are held in trust and must be exercised in the collective interest of the party.
He also praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for what he described as positive strides in the economy, particularly the gradual reduction in the prices of some commodities.
According to him, the President is extending to the national level the legacy of infrastructural development he established as Lagos State governor, with several transformative projects currently underway across the country.
Ojelabi added that ongoing reforms, including exchange rate management and other economic policies, are designed to ensure that the benefits of democracy reach ordinary Nigerians at the grassroots.
In his remarks, former Senator Olorunibe Mamora urged party members to manage internal disagreements constructively, work closely with party leadership, and remain united in order to secure greater electoral victories in future elections.
The meeting attracted several party leaders and stakeholders, including members of the Governance Advisory Council led by Alhaji Bushura Alebiosu; Senators Tokunbo Abiru and Kafilat Adetola Ogbara; a member of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Sylvester Ogunkelu; and the Commissioner for Waterfront Infrastructure Development, Dayo Bush Alebiosu.
Also present were the Executive Chairmen of Ibeju-Lekki LCDA, Sesan Olowa, and Ikosi-Isheri LCDA, Samiat Bolanle Bada; former Chairman of Conference 57, Kolade Alabi; APC Youth Leader, Dr Demola Seriki; and other key stakeholders.
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