APC East Urban Chairman Leads Census Awareness Campaign in Old Wharf

The East Urban District Chairman of the All People’s Congress (APC), Desmond Korombo Kargbo, recently engaged Constituency 114 executives, ward executives, and residents of the Old Wharf Community in a census awareness campaign. The event, held on November 7, 2026, at SLIMS International Primary School in Old Wharf, brought together APC supporters and non-supporters, community residents, stakeholders, and religious leaders. The campaign aimed to take the census message directly to the grassroots.

Chairman Korombo Kargbo delivered the keynote address, calling on APC members and residents of Constituency 114 to actively participate in the forthcoming census exercise. He stressed the importance of collective involvement in ensuring its success. The chairman also urged community members to closely monitor the activities of census enumerators to ensure that all enumeration areas within their respective communities are adequately covered.

Chairman Korombo Kargbo encouraged residents to report any concerns, challenges, or irregularities encountered during the exercise to their respective constituency chairmen for appropriate attention. This move is expected to promote transparency and accountability in the census process. The chairman’s engagement with the community demonstrates his commitment to taking the APC message to communities across the district.

Chairman Korombo emphasised the need for commitment, teamwork, and dedication among party members, noting that the current moment requires prioritising collective interests over individual ambitions. He maintained that the collective efforts of members, particularly at the grassroots level, remain essential to strengthening the APC and advancing its political objectives.

The chairman addressed party unity and grassroots mobilisation, urging the newly elected district executives to work closely with the party leadership, embrace collective responsibility, and remain committed to promoting the interests of the party. He encouraged members and residents to join hands in strengthening the party’s grassroots engagement and expanding its presence across communities within the East Urban District.

Chairman Korombo reaffirmed his commitment to taking the APC message to communities across the district, noting his readiness to work with party executives and supporters to strengthen the party’s structures and visibility at the grassroots level. This move is expected to promote party unity and mobilisation in the district.

The census awareness campaign is part of the APC’s efforts to engage with communities and promote participation in the census exercise. The event demonstrated the party’s commitment to grassroots mobilisation and community engagement. The campaign is expected to have a positive impact on the census process in the district.

Key points

• The APC East Urban Chairman, Desmond Korombo Kargbo, led a census awareness campaign in Old Wharf, urging residents to participate in the exercise.
• The campaign aimed to promote transparency and accountability in the census process.
• Chairman Korombo emphasised the need for commitment, teamwork, and dedication among party members.