If You Can’t Commit Your Money To APC, You Shouldn’t Be A Member – Akeredolu

The chairman of the South West Governors Forum, Rotimi Akeredolu has come out to say that urge APC to not beg anyone to join the party.

He recently revealed this during the party’s stakeholders meeting in Akure ahead of the membership revalidation and registration.

According to him, he wants the registration of new members and revalidation of old members that are starting on Tuesday, February 2, to be done thoroughly, because that is key for the party.

He added that if any member of the APC party is not ready to commit his or her money to the party, such a person has no business being a party member.

His words, ”I pray this registration of new members and revalidation of old members that are starting on Tuesday, February 2 is done thoroughly.

”I have said it before that if any member of our party is not ready to commit his or her money to the party such a person has no business being a party member.”

”Our party should not be an all-comers party. We need people who are ready to be committed financially.”

“There’s no basis to register people who will not be committed to the party through financial contributions.”

“If you cannot pay dues to the party don’t join our party. If you’re a financial member of the party, you’ll have the same rights with those who pay their dues.”

“A time will come when you’ll not be able to run the party if you refuse to pay membership dues.”

”We should be a concern during this new exercise to go for quality people, not quantity. We should lure people who can contribute meaningfully into the party and go after people with APC’s interest.”

”We should not force anybody to join our party this time around, those that would join should be allowed to do such willingly. I pray that we do this one better. Maybe after this physical registration, we can now register online.”