Nyali parliamentary aspirant Said Abdalla has intensified his voter registration sensitization campaign, taking the message directly to residents of Frere Town as part of a broader grassroots mobilization effort across the constituency.

Addressing locals, particularly the youth, Abdalla emphasized the critical role of voter registration in shaping the future leadership of the area, urging eligible residents to take responsibility in determining their destiny through the ballot.

"We will only bring change through voting, and that starts with registering as voters. As the youth, your voices must be counted,” he said.

The initiative forms part of an ongoing campaign targeting different wards within Nyali Constituency, aimed at increasing voter turnout ahead of the next general elections. According to recent reports, Abdalla has been conducting a series of outreach activities to encourage civic participation and awareness on the importance of registering with the electoral body.

Frere Town, which has a significant youth population, is seen as a strategic area in the voter registration drive, with leaders highlighting the need to empower young people to actively participate in democratic processes.

Abdalla reiterated that meaningful change in governance can only be achieved when citizens exercise their constitutional right to vote, calling on residents not to remain passive but to take action by registering and participating in elections.