2027: LP Launches App For Massive Membership Registration

The Labour Party (LP) said it is launching a mobile App to fast-track registration of members across the country.

This was contained in a statement signed by the deputy director Media and Communications of the Labour Party Mobilisation & Integration Directorate, Amb AJU Elumelu.

The move is sequel to a proposal by party’s directorate on Mobilisation and Integration signed by its director general, Mr. Marcel Ngogbehei, and sent to the LP National Working Committee (NWC), through the party’s national chairman, Bar. Julius Abure.

The proposal said it’s time to transform the operations of the party into a world class organisation, comparable to international standards.

On receiving the proposal, Abure promised to give it accelerated action, saying the party is more focused on building and expanding its structures across the country and preparing to win the 2027 Presidential election with Peter Obi. He said the App will be the game changer.

Abure expressed satisfaction with the initiative, saying it will enable millions of electorates to register with less troubles and participate in party congresses and conventions.

The mobile App will facilitate seamless registration from anywhere in the world, and provide a platform for direct engagement between party members and leaders, help validate membership data on the go, and could also be a source of verifiable data which the party can use to organise ward, state and national congresses and conventions and also support the polling unit agents management.

“This platform will give the necessary assurances as per the realtime membership figures across the globe at any point in time; giving an indication of the party’s membership and voting strength”, Abure noted.

In today’s digital age, political parties need efficient and modern tools to manage their membership process and data, the directorate asserted that traditional methods of membership registration are often cumbersome and outdated, this traditional method usually involve party members travelling to their various Wards with the associated travel cost and risk, extensive paperwork and expensive printing of membership cards by the party, manual data entry, and all this can lead to errors and delays when validating membership status and transmitting Membership data to INEC or showing the membership strength of the party.

They advised the general public to beware of scammers who often pose as party officials as the app will eliminate all cases of misrepresentation and misinformation.

Once approved, the directorate intends to hold a stakeholder requirement elicitation exercise to ensure all stakeholders peculiar requirements are captured and inculcated. Even those in the rural areas without internet connection and without a smart phone can use the USSD facility to interact with the Labour Party Mobile App; while others can be assisted through outpost that will be setup in rural communities.

The Labour Party Directorate on Mobilization & Integration has set a target to mobilize millions of intending members into the Labour Party within the shortest possible time, and an online real-time membership registration platform, which will provide facilities to allow ward level membership validation by ward chairmen has become a key requirement.

“We propose developing a mobile application specifically designed for Labour Party membership registration, membership validation using uniquely assigned QR Codes. Party membership can simply be validated by scanning the party members QR codes on the spot, using any mobile device. This can be used to vet party members for congresses and conventions, thereby eliminating the malpractices often involved with this process. This Labour Party Mobile App will streamline the registration process, facilitate membership profile management, and provide a platform for engagement between party members and leaders.

“The teaming population of our Members and potential members both in Nigeria and Diaspora expect digital solutions that are easy to use, secure, and accessible on-the-go, where they can register and track their membership status and keep in touch with Party information and activities”, the proposal stated.

The directorate also stated that the mobile App will also enable registered members of the party to access exclusive membership content and participate in party activities. The members of the party will also receive updates, chat with their Labour Party elected representatives in realtime, communicate with party leadership representatives across board.

The Labour Party Directorate on Mobilization & Integration hopes that this App will help everyone to register and be captured at ease, in the comfort of their homes or anywhere, with any mobile phone ; reducing the stress on the electorates and empowering the citizens and facilitating massive participation in Governance.

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    Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja

    The Natural Oil & Gas Suppliers Association of Nigeria (NOGASA), the Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO), and the Petroleum Products Retail Outlets owners Association of Nigeria (PETROAN) have announced that they will from midnight today join the strike declared by the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG).

    NUPENG is currently locked in a major dispute with the Dangote Petroleum Refinery, over the company’s decision to recruit thousands of drivers for its new fleet of compressed natural gas-powered trucks under a condition it says bars them from belonging to any existing trade union.

    The union began an indefinite nationwide strike this morning, although it has yet to have much impact as its leadership is expected to meet with officials of the federal government this afternoon in negotiations to end the stalemate.

    Speaking during a joint briefing in Abuja on Monday, the National President of NOGASA, Benneth Korie, noted that given the urgency of the matter, the organisation found itself with no other choice, but to consider withdrawing its services nationwide in solidarity.

    “NOGASA acknowledges and is proud of the refinery’s role in enhancing Nigeria’s petroleum industry. However, our members have raised concerns regarding the effects of direct supply to end-users such as telecommunication sites, hotels, and construction companies etc

    “As responsible employers, we are particularly worried about the loss of supply opportunities and job losses that could jeopardise the livelihoods of those involved across the distribution value chain. In light of these concerns, we formally requested a meeting with Dangote Petroleum Refinery to address these issues. Our aim is to seek solutions that would balance the interests of all stakeholders in this sector.

    “Regrettably, we have yet to receive a response from Dangote Petroleum Refinery. We strongly believe that such a meeting is vital not only for our members but also for the interest of energy security. As suppliers of petroleum products, we remain committed to protecting our businesses while serving the nation’s interests.

    “Given the urgency of this matter, we find ourselves with no other choice but to consider withdrawing our services nationwide in solidarity with NUPENG and other stakeholders if this situation remains unresolved,” Korie added.

    Besides, Korie appealed to the President Bola Tinubu, to intervene and facilitate dialogue between NOGASA, downstream distribution stakeholders and the management of the refinery.

    “It is hereby directed that all oil and gas suppliers to all construction companies, industries, hotels and telecommunication sites nationwide should withdraw the services with effects from tomorrow September 9, 2025 pending when the matter is resolved,” Korie stressed.

    Also, NARTO has notified Nigerians of its decision to join the strike action by NUPENG, describing it as a struggle against monopolistic and anti-competition practices.

    National President of NARTO, Yusuf Othman, stated that although the organisation appreciates the injection of new trucks and other investments into the petroleum distribution value chain, it strongly and unequivocally rejects any plan for free distribution of petroleum products.

    “The Nigerian Association of Road Transport Owners (NARTO) wishes to notify all stakeholders and the general public of its firm position in support of the Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) in the ongoing struggle against monopolistic and anti-competition practices being advanced by the Dangote Group in the downstream oil and gas sector.

    “While we recognise and appreciate the injection of new trucks and other investments into the petroleum distribution value chain, we must state categorically that NARTO strongly and unequivocally rejects any plan for free distribution of petroleum products. Such an approach is not only unsustainable but is also a deliberate attempt to undermine and eliminate the thousands of independent transporters who form the backbone of Nigeria’s petroleum distribution network.

    “At present, NARTO members collectively operate more than 30,000 trucks across the country, employing thousands of drivers, assistants, and service providers. These operations sustain millions of dependents and are supported by financial commitments from both local and international banks, as well as marketers and depot owners,” NARTO posited.

    It explained that any any attempt to eliminate the established distribution structure will lead to loss of investment, destruction of livelihoods, threaten energy security, and exploit consumers in the long run.

    Also speaking, the President of PETROAN, Billy Gillis-Harry, stated that what the Dangote refinery was about to embark on was not sustainable, stressing that it will not be in the interest of the downstream oil and gas sector in the long run.

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    Tinubu Begins 10-day Working Vacation

    Tinubu Begins 10-day Working Vacation

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    Deji Elumoye in Abuja 

    President Bola Tinubu will depart the nation’s capital, Abuja on Thursday, September 4, to commence a working vacation in Europe, as part of his 2025 annual leave.

    The vacation, according to a release issued by presidential spokesperson, Bayo Onanuga, will last 10 working days.

    President Tinubu will spend the period between France and the UK and then return to Nigeria.

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