Chukwuma Soludo, Governor of Anambra State in Nigeria, revalidated his membership in the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) by participating in the party's electronic membership registration that began on March 1. The governor, along with his wife, Nonye Soludo, registered for the APGA, which signifies their commitment to the party amidst the ongoing registration efforts throughout Nigeria. Soludo's participation is a demonstration of leadership and support for a party that he believes possesses transformative potential in the political landscape.

In a public statement on his Facebook page, Governor Soludo shared his enthusiasm for the digital transformation that APGA is undergoing, which is consistent with the Electoral Act. He recognizes the shift towards a more modern registration process as a significant development for the party, marking APGA as a leading figure in Nigerian politics. The governor emphasized the importance of this modernization in increasing engagement and strengthening the party’s structure.

Soludo called APGA a 'foremost progressive party' in Nigeria, and his actions signal a commitment to rejuvenating the party’s membership base. His emphasis on participating as a role model serves to encourage others in the political arena to become active in their party's processes and enhances APGA's profile among voters as they prepare for upcoming electoral contests.