Why APC’s e-Registration Matters — High Chief Lucky Ohimai (aka Tarex) Speaks

Why APC’s e-Registration Matters — High Chief Lucky Ohimai (aka Tarex) Speaks

In a political era where participation has moved beyond paper lists and physical queues, High Chief Lucky Ohimai Tarex, popularly known as Tarex, has urged APC members to fully embrace the ongoing e-registration exercise, describing it as a forward-looking move suited to today’s digital world.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

According to Tarex, modern politics demands modern systems. He notes that e-registration is not merely an administrative update, but a tool for transparency, inclusion, and internal order.

“Registration is about ownership,” Tarex explains. “When members register, they affirm their place in the party and their right to participate in shaping its direction.”

He emphasized that the digital process reduces manipulation, ensures credible data, and makes it easier for genuine members to be identified and engaged. For him, this is how serious political parties stay connected to their grassroots in a fast-changing society.

Tarex also encouraged members who may feel indifferent to understand that relevance in politics starts with visibility and structure. A party that cannot properly account for its members, he warned, weakens itself ahead of critical political moments.

In his view, APC’s e-registration drive is a signal of readiness — a statement that the party is organizing for the future, not operating in yesterday’s system.

His call is clear: register, be counted, and stay involved, because in today’s politics, participation begins with being properly registered.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is the Principal and CEO of Bush Radio Academy.