Segun Atanda/
Princess Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, Senior Special Adviser to the President on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), has urged eligible Nigerians to take advantage of the All Progressives Congress (APC) online membership registration exercise scheduled to commence on January 5, 2026.
In a statement issued today, Orelope-Adefulire called on new and existing members of the ruling party to participate actively in the e-registration process, stressing that online registration is now the official means of being recognised and counted as a bona fide member of the party.
According to her, the APC e-registration platform has been designed to ensure a seamless, transparent, and convenient process, allowing party supporters across the country to confirm or formalise their membership without unnecessary hurdles.
She urged intending registrants to have their National Identification Number (NIN) and Permanent Voter Card (PVC) readily available, noting that these documents are essential for completing the registration smoothly and without delays.
Orelope-Adefulire added that active participation in the exercise would go beyond party administration, describing it as a crucial contribution to strengthening internal democracy and expanding the APC’s grassroots base nationwide.
She also urged citizens to act promptly by accessing the online portal, stressing that registering early would ensure that their voices and votes count in shaping the future direction of both the party and the country.
The APC e-registration exercise is part of ongoing efforts by the party to modernise its membership database and enhance inclusivity, accountability, and effective participation at all levels.
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