Governor Caleb Manasseh Mutfwang has thrown his weight behind the APC electronic membership registration exercise, describing it as an important step toward strengthening party unity and promoting development in Plateau State.
The Governor made this known during the official launch of the APC e-registration exercise, which brought together party leaders, stakeholders, and members from different parts of the state.
In a statement issued by the Director of Press and Public Affairs, Gyang Bere, Governor Mutfwang said the digital registration would improve transparency, fairness, and internal democracy within the party.
He explained that the e-registration system would ensure proper documentation of members and give everyone a sense of belonging within the APC.
Governor Mutfwang urged party members to set aside political differences and work together in the interest of peace, stability, and progress in Plateau State.
According to him, unity among leaders and supporters remains the key to unlocking development and attracting more opportunities to the state.
The Governor advised party officials to conduct the registration exercise in a peaceful and orderly manner, ensuring that no one is excluded from the process.
He reassured women, youths, and persons with disabilities of his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance.
Governor Mutfwang also restated his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, noting that alignment with the federal government would bring more dividends of democracy to Plateau State.
It would be recalled that the Governor recently defected from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the All Progressives Congress (APC) after wide consultations with political leaders and stakeholders.
After joining the APC, he formally received his membership card and pledged to work closely with the party leadership to reposition Plateau State for growth.
Speaking at the event, APC National Chairman, Professor Nentawe Yilwatda, described the e-registration exercise as timely and necessary for building a strong party structure.
Professor Yilwatda said the digital process would help the APC plan better, mobilize members effectively, and prepare for future elections.
He praised Governor Mutfwang for choosing unity over division and working in harmony with the party at both state and national levels.
The APC National Chairman called on party members to support the e-registration exercise, adding that a united APC would guarantee peace, development, and a better future for Plateau State.
