The National Working Committee (NWC) of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has resuscitated its online system of registration for party members across the country.

The party said Edo state would be used as a pilot for the project, a development that had resulted in the deferment of earlier scheduled congresses in the state.

PSP National Publicity Secretary, Olisa Metuh, in a statement on Sunday said the National Working Committee, approved the resuscitation of the e-registration project after wide consultations with stakeholders, in line with the wishes and aspirations of PDP supporters across the country.

The statement said the decision to resuscitate the e-registration was part of the reengineering efforts to rebuild the party.

The project was initially presented in the 52nd National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting of the party on August 12, 2010, in a bid to harmonize membership data, return ownership of the party to the people and strengthen the various structures of the party at all levels.

The NWC said details of the process will be transmitted to the various structures of the party across the nation, and that the project is a decisive step towards enthroning internal democracy and giving every member a voice in the party.

The national leadership charged all members in Edo state to make themselves available for the e-registration as well as work hard to win new members and more supporters for the party in the state.

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