ADC Lagos PVC registration campaign urges residents to secure voter cards ahead of 2027 elections, stressing inclusivity and transformative change

The ADC Lagos PVC registration campaign is gaining momentum as the African Democratic Congress (ADC) Lagos chapter calls on residents to prioritise obtaining their Permanent Voter’s Cards (PVCs) ahead of the 2027 elections.

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Director of Communications Mabel Oboh noted that Chairman George Ashiru is strongly encouraging Lagosians to see PVC registration as essential for achieving the transformative change they desire for both the state and the nation.

This push comes on the heels of a highly successful membership drive across all 20 local government areas, which has seen a surge of new members many registering with a political party for the very first time.

Ashiru reaffirmed the party’s commitment to inclusive leadership, social justice, and egalitarian values.

“PVC registration is critical to ensure no Lagos resident is disenfranchised,” Oboh explained, stressing that ADC Lagos is carefully coordinating both INEC voter registrations and its own membership sign-ups to fully empower citizens ahead of the elections.

The party has also stepped up campaigns at the ward and local government levels, declaring its determination to build a broad-based movement that reflects the state’s diversity and strengthens Nigeria’s democratic process.

“We are wholeheartedly committed to our mission and are thoroughly managing both INEC PVC and party membership registrations to empower all Lagos residents to engage meaningfully in the 2027 elections,” Oboh said.

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By mobilising grassroots participation, ADC Lagos believes it is laying the foundation for a community-driven movement that will bring inclusivity and fair representation to the political process.