Minister of Labour flags off APC e-registration in Abia LG

The Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Hon. Nkeiruka Onyejeocha, has flagged off the electronic registration of All Progressives Congress (APC) members in Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State.

The exercise was formally launched at Uhuolugho Hall in Ezi Ngodo Ward, Isuochi Town.

Addressing party members, Onyejeocha expressed appreciation for their loyalty and consistent support, describing the e-registration rollout as an important step toward strengthening the APC’s grassroots structure.

She said the nationwide e-registration initiative is aimed at establishing an accurate membership database, deepening internal party democracy, and bringing democratic benefits closer to the people.

“This e-registration is an opportunity for us to truly know our members and to strengthen our party from the ward level upwards.

“It is also a way of ensuring that governance and party organisation are driven by real data and genuine participation,” she said.

Onyejeocha called on both new and existing APC members in Umunneochi to participate actively in the exercise by registering in their respective wards, stressing that the APC remains an inclusive party open to all Nigerians who share the vision of national progress.

“The APC is a big family. It is open to everyone who desires a prosperous nation and believes in the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,” she stated.

The Minister assured APC executives in Umunneochi Local Government Area of her commitment to provide all necessary logistics to ensure a smooth and successful registration exercise.

She further pledged to extend similar support to other parts of Abia State where necessary, to guarantee a hitch-free e-registration process across the state, urging all Abians to participate.

She also called on party stakeholders at all levels to support the ongoing exercise and mobilise members to register in large numbers.

Earlier, the Chairman of the APC in Umunneochi LGA, Nze Peter Igwe, said the e-registration exercise would help determine the true voting strength of the party in the local government and enhance effective planning ahead of future elections.

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