APC Official Denies Forcing Civil Servants to Register for E-Registration Exercise
Felix Morka, a public secretary of the ruling Progress Congress (APC), refuted claims that the party is coercing civil servants to participate in its ongoing e-registration drive nationwide. Morka emphasized that no one is being compelled to register and that existing members are also facing challenges with the registration process.
He highlighted issues such as network congestion and technological limitations affecting the registration enthusiasm. Morka clarified that civil servants are not being forced to register and explained the logistical challenges hindering the registration process in various districts across the country.
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