Accord upgrades portal for nationwide e-registration of members
The Accord party has upgraded the link for its ongoing nationwide membership e-registration and revalidation which began on March 4.
The party’s National Chairman, Maxwell Mgbudem, announced the upgrade in Abuja on Friday, saying the new portal offers a more seamless and secure registration process.
Mr Mgbudem said members who registered on the previous platform need not re-register if they entered the correct National Identification Numbers.
He assured members that their data would be integrated into the new platform.
He said, “Ward, local government and zonal executives should mobilise members for intensive registration to ensure Nigerians at home, in the diaspora and new entrants are duly captured.”
Mr Mgbudem described Accord as a reliable platform for Nigerians seeking to contest positions in the 2027 general election.
“The elections offer another chance for citizens to unite in building a strong, progressive and equitable democratic nation. It is time to build a better and greater Nigeria that future generations will be proud of,” Mr Mgbudem said.
(NAN)
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