Elections: Bayelsa APC registers 500 support groups
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At a glance
- The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bayelsa State has registered over 500 support groups to bolster its grassroots structure.
- This initiative aims to formally integrate support organizations and build a database for better coordination ahead of future elections.
- The registration drive emphasizes inclusivity and strengthens the party's structure in line with President Tinubu's agenda.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bayelsa State has registered more than 500 non-governmental organizations and support groups as part of a strategic effort to strengthen its grassroots foundation for upcoming electoral contests. The party's state Youth Leader, Abi Morris, announced this while receiving the Bayelsa APC Grassroots Forum leadership.
So far, over 500 support groups have been registered. We commend those that have participated in the exercise and encourage those yet to register to take advantage of the opportunity before the July 31 deadline.
Morris explained that the ongoing online enumeration of affiliated groups is designed to formally integrate these support organizations into the party's activities and establish a reliable database for enhanced coordination and engagement. He encouraged groups that had not yet registered to do so before the July 31 deadline.
The registration process is intended to foster inclusiveness and reinforce the party's internal structure. "The exercise is free, transparent and designed to strengthen the APCโs inclusive and participatory structure," Morris stated. He added that a united and well-organized support base is crucial for achieving the party's objectives and advancing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda.
The exercise is free, transparent and designed to strengthen the APCโs inclusive and participatory structure. A united and well-organised support base is critical to achieving the partyโs objectives and advancing President Bola Ahmed Tinubuโs Renewed Hope Agenda.
Leaders from the Bayelsa APC Grassroots Forum, including Director-General Deme Ataribo Ayawari and Senatorial Director George Sibi Matthew, praised the initiative. They believe it provides a stronger platform for committed support groups to participate more actively in party affairs and contribute to the APC's growth and success. The forum reaffirmed its commitment to grassroots mobilization across Bayelsa and pledged to support President Tinubu and APC candidates in future elections.
The registration exercise provides committed support groups with a platform to participate more actively in party affairs and contribute meaningfully to the growth and success of the APC.
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