Obi, Otti Will Fix Abure’s ‘Dark Page’ Before 2027 — Transition Chairman
The Chairman of the Labour Party National Transition Committee (LP-NTC), Comrade Abdulwaheed Omar, has blamed the party’s failure to clinch the presidency on the alleged selfishness of the party’s embattled chairman, Julius Abure.
Omar in a statement released over the weekend accused the Abure-led national executives of self-enrichment, leading to the leadership crisis that has rocked the party.
According to him, the party lost the Presidency and several states in 2023 not only because of external factors but also because of wrong decisions made by LP leadership at that time.
Omar said stakeholders of the party, including presidential candidate, Peter Obi and Abia state Governor Alex Otti, will meet in Umuahia on September 4, 2024, to find solutions to the party’s problems.
“The Abure era is a dark page which is irreconcilably opposed to the ideals which Peter Obi and Alex Otti stand for. This is also why we are confident that the forthcoming Peter Obi-Alex Otti superintended stakeholders meeting shall provide a Magna Carta of progress which will bring lasting healing and restoration of the hope and faith of Obidient flocks who departed to the two Sodom and Gomorrah political parties of Nigeria before now because of the sad protracted leadership crises and misnomer which Julius Abure and his co-conspirators emblemize.
“A new charter of progress that will bring our precious flock back home to the green, incomparable ideological pasture of the Labour Party’s founding fathers.
“We call on all true Labour Party members and Nigerians in general to join hands with the NTC and the anticipated positive outcome of the Umuahia roundtable to expand Labour Party’s goodwill and the excellent reputations of Peter Obi, Alex Otti, other performing elected state and national officers of the Labour Party as modern Nigeria’s leadership paragons for voters value to our party on the runway to 2027,” he added.
Obi, Otti Will Fix Abure’s ‘Dark Page’ Before 2027 — Transition Chairman is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
