APC Dismisses ADC's Coercion Allegations in E-Registration Exercise
The All Progressives Congress (APC) has responded to allegations by the African Democratic Congress (ADC) of coercion in the ongoing e-registration exercise. The APC described the ADC's claims as baseless and part of a disinformation campaign aimed at undermining the registration process.
The APC accused the ADC of attempting to smear its exercise and discredit the party. The APC highlighted the voluntary nature of the registration process and attributed the surge in registrations to the public's confidence in the government's agenda.
The APC extended the registration deadline in response to popular demand, dismissing the ADC's attempts to unsettle the momentum of the exercise. The APC emphasized its commitment to remaining focused and declared its determination to lead as Africa's standard-bearer in digital democracy and innovation.
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