Labour Party Gives Peter Obi 48 Hours to Leave
- The Labour Party faction headed by Julius Abure has issued Peter Obi a 48-hour deadline to quit the party following his participation in a newly formed opposition coalition, according to a statement released on Thursday in Abuja.
- This ultimatum followed Obi’s official departure from the Labour Party and his endorsement of the 2027 Opposition Coalition adopting the African Democratic Congress as its platform.
- The Labour Party condemned the coalition as a group of opportunistic and recycled politicians whose agenda conflicts with the party’s values and youth-driven movement for real change.
- Obiora Ifoh, the party’s National Publicity Secretary, revealed that Peter Obi has been holding secret nighttime gatherings with some party members, persuading them to switch allegiance to his new political group.
- The Labour Party emphasized the importance of loyalty and discipline within its ranks, cautioning that it will not tolerate members who show divided allegiance and will require those who join the coalition to step down.
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ADC: Labour Party Faction Gives Peter Obi 48 Hours To Resign – Daily Trust
A fresh crisis has erupted within the Labour Party as the faction led by Julius Abure has given its 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, a 48-hour ultimatum to resign over his involvement in a new opposition coalition. The party issued the ultimatum on Thursday, a day after Obi appeared alongside other opposition figures at the unveiling of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in Abuja. The coalition, which seeks to challenge the current pol…
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