‎Lagos APC Sets The Bar High With N20 Million Reward For LG With Top Voter’s Registration  ‎

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State is showing its commitment to a successful voter registration exercise by announcing a whopping N20 million prize for the local government with the highest number of newly registered voters. This announcement was made by the Chairman of the party in the state, Pastor Cornelius Ojelabi, at the Stakeholders’ Forum held at Eko Hotels and Suites on Tuesday.

‎As the registration exercise continues to attract widespread participation, the Lagos APC is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that every eligible citizen is registered and able to exercise their civic duty. Ojelabi urged all party members to actively get involved in mobilizing people to register and obtain their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) for the upcoming elections.

‎In addition to the N20 million reward for the top performing local government, the party has also set a N5 million cash prize for the Ward with the highest number of newly registered voters. This move by the Lagos APC highlights their determination to see a significant increase in voter registration numbers, as well as their appreciation for the efforts of grassroots mobilization.

‎The party’s chairman reiterated their commitment to ensuring that no eligible voter is left behind and that everyone is given the opportunity to exercise their right to vote. He also stated that the party is working tirelessly to create awareness and provide the necessary support for a successful registration exercise.

‎With this news making waves in political circles, it is clear that the Lagos APC is setting the bar high for other parties and local governments. The N20 million prize serves as a strong incentive for local governments to actively engage with their communities and encourage eligible residents to register and obtain their PVCs.

‎This bold move by the Lagos APC is a clear indication of their dedication to democracy and their confidence in the power of grassroots mobilization. With the party’s well-detailed plans and strategies, the voter registration exercise in Lagos State is bound to yield impressive results.

‎In conclusion, the Lagos APC’s decision to reward the local government with the highest number of newly registered voters is a smart move that will motivate more people to get involved in the registration process. The party’s commitment to a successful exercise and their recognition of the hard work of grassroots mobilization is commendable. We can only hope that other political parties and state chapters will follow suit and prioritize the importance of voter registration.