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Encourage Your  Team Of ADC Steering Committee To Double Up Their Mobilization And Registration-Senator Ogoshi Onawo

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Rabiu Omaku

The Senator representing Nasarawa- South Senatorial district, Senator Mohammed Ogoshi Onawo has encouraged members of the steering committees of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in the State to double up their mobilization and registration.

Senator Onawo gave the hint during a party-expanded meeting of steering committee members across the five Local Governments of the Southern zone, which comprises Awe/Doma/Keana/Lafia and Obi Local Government Councils.

He, in addition, said speeding up the mobilization and registration of membership became imperative so that the party can achieve one hundred percent coverage in the zone.

The zonal party meeting was held at his abode opposite the popular  Nasarawa Luxury Hotel at Tudun Abu,Lafia,The State capital.

The meeting focused on strategic discussions to promote the party’s interests and initiate membership registration across the thirteen Local Government Councils of the State.

The convener of the meeting, Senator Mohammed Ogoshi Onawo emphasized the need for unity and tolerance among party members and leaders.

Key stakeholders, including Hon.Adamu Oyanki, the former Secretary of the People’s Democratic Party, and Hon. Jibrin Sabo Keana, the erstwhile Council Chairman of Keana and Coalition Secretary of the State, were present.

Mohammed Ogoshi Onawo donated  N7,000,000 to support the party mobilization and registration exercise.

He, however, urged eligible voters aged 18 years and above to take advantage of the ongoing Continuous Voters Registration (CVR) exercise to get their Permanent Voters Card.

Saying PVC is the only tool that would enable citizens to effect changes in leadership at all levels of Government at the third tier, State, and the  Federal level.

“I want to appreciate us all for your special support in driving the ADC party membership and mobilization target in your area of coverage”.

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