Pastor Olusola Agbi Urges Voter Participation as INEC Registration Begins in Earnest
In a passionate call to civic duty, Pastor Olusola Agbi, a respected member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and a candidate for the House of Representatives seat representing Akure North and South Federal Constituency, has encouraged the people of Ondo State to actively participate in the ongoing voter registration exercise. His appeal comes at a critical time as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) commences the registration process across the country.
Speaking to residents in Akure, Pastor Agbi emphasized the importance of every eligible citizen obtaining their Permanent Voter’s Card (PVC), describing it as a vital tool for securing the future of the constituency and influencing the democratic process. “Your PVC is your power,” he stated, urging community members not to delay in taking advantage of the registration opportunity.
He further stressed that meaningful change begins with active participation, and registering to vote is the first step toward choosing leaders who truly represent the people’s interests. Pastor Agbi reminded constituents that every vote counts and that collective action is the bedrock of any thriving democracy.
Pastor Agbi’s message was not only a political call but also a moral one, as he linked civic responsibility with the shared vision of progress and development for Ondo State. His words resonated especially with youths and first-time voters, whom he encouraged to see themselves as essential contributors to the future of their communities.
As the registration exercise continues, Pastor Agbi has pledged to support awareness campaigns and mobilization efforts across Akure North and South, ensuring that no eligible voter is left behind. He concluded by urging all stakeholders, including traditional and community leaders, to join hands in spreading the message: “Let’s get registered, collect our PVCs, and vote for the Ondo State we beleive in.”