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Ayemidejor, Inoaghan Donate Laptops, Printer For PDP Members’ E-registration In Sapele
By Stephanie Ikanone Odiete
Special Project Director Of Asaba International Airport until it was recently concessioned and the management handed over to the Asaba Airport Company, Hon Austine Ayemidejor and Executive Chairman of Sapele Local Government Area, Chief Eugene Inoaghan on Sunday September 12, 2021, donated laptops, printers and other gadgets that will facilitate the registration of voters ahead of the 2023 election.
Hon Austine Ayemidejor while presenting the items on behalf of himself and Hon Eugene Inoaghan to the chairman of ward nine, Mr Pius Agbuje said that it was their little way to enhance the registration of new members, who are eager to join the best and biggest party in Africa and those that are yet to get a voter’s card.
Speaking further, Mr Austine Ayemidejor said that the numbers of those to be registered are much and as such, the items would enhance the registration process without stress.
He urged members of the public to participate in the exercise, while noting that PDP remains the party that provides the appropriate platform for everyone.
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Mr Pius Agbuje while accepting the materials thanked the leaders, adding that the laptops, printers and other gadgets will facilitate the registration at ward level.
In continuation, he said that there will be continuous sensitization on the need for members of the public to get their voter’s card before 2023 to enable them participate in the voting process which is their civic responsibility.
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