High Chief Francis Nwobi, a prominent figure in the All Progressives Congress (APC), has committed to driving an extensive grassroots mobilisation campaign to boost electronic registration of party members in Awgu Ward II, Agwu Local Government Area of Enugu State.
Speaking at the commencement of the APC’s e-registration exercise in the ward, Nwobi, who heads the Fontana Group of Companies, announced a “Family-to-Family” strategy aimed at ensuring maximum participation among residents.
He told party faithful that working closely with ward registration agents would guarantee a strong turnout and help expand the party’s membership base at the grassroots level.
Nwobi further expressed solidarity with the party leadership, noting that his political engagement was motivated by the leadership example and infrastructural development initiatives of Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State.
In their remarks, Chief Gilbert Onuoha, Managing Director of Blessed Destiny Oil Ltd., and Prince Smart Nwobi, President of the Nigeria Union South Africa, encouraged party members to actively participate in the ongoing registration process.
According to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN), the event drew attendance from party stakeholders, ward executives, the councillor representing the area and a large number of supporters, including the state coordinator of the APC e-registration programme.
The exercise represents a significant milestone in the APC’s effort to digitise and strengthen its membership structure within the local council.
