In an interview with the National Publicity Secretary of Labour Party, discussions were held on various issues affecting the party. The spokesman clarified the party’s stance on the alleged betrayal by Peter Obi and Abia Governor Alex Otti in relation to the Nenadi Usman Caretaker Committee. The party declared the committee as illegal and not recognized due to its lack of legitimacy under the Nigerian Constitution, electoral laws, and Labour Party Constitution.
There were talks on the possible sanctions for Obi and Otti, with assurances that they are respected leaders who were likely misled and would eventually realign with the party. The party emphasized the importance of unity and guiding members towards the party’s core ideologies.
The interview also touched on challenges faced by the party, including disruptions caused by individuals unfamiliar with the Labour Party’s constitution and values. Efforts were made to educate and integrate new members while addressing internal rifts.
Regarding recent events such as the Edo governorship election and party leadership disputes, the Labour Party aimed to investigate discrepancies and maintain a united front to fulfill its political objectives. The party expressed readiness to compete in future elections with a focus on rescuing Nigeria’s political landscape.
In light of concerns about Nigeria potentially moving towards a one-party system, the interviewee emphasized the nation’s resilience against autocracy and the importance of preserving democracy through collective resistance.
Discussions also revolved around legal judgments, party structures, and future plans to revamp the economy. The Labour Party highlighted its preparedness for governance, advocating for transparency, diversification, and sustainable development.
Lastly, the interviewee addressed the idea of seeking help from former President Goodluck Jonathan to stabilize the currency, emphasizing the significance of policy ideology in shaping Nigeria’s economic and social landscape.