The milestone of LP in the just-concluded Federal elections for the red and green chambers is no doubt credited to the fame and acceptance of the party’s flag bearer by an overwhelming youth majority known as ‘Obidients’.


Compared to its phenomenal stride in the 2023 elections, the LP did not get a single seat in the 2019 National Assembly elections.


Obi, the trader and former Anambra State governor changing the game and leading the new third force in Nigeria’s political sphere, was able to galvanise the support of millions of youths, especially in southern Nigeria, in less than a year since he moved to the LP from the PDP.


In the result declared by the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Mahmood Yakubu in last Saturday’s elections, in terms of party representation for the 10th Assembly, the INEC chief said APC won 57 Senate seats; the PDP, 29; LP, 6; SDP, 2; NNPP, 2; YPP, 1; and APGA, 1. For the lower chamber, the electoral chair said the APC has 162 seats; PDP, 102; LP, 34; NNPP, 18; APGA, ...

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https://opzygist.com.ng/local/labour-party-makes-inroads-into-nass-clinches-6-senate-34-reps-seats/

Congratulations

We are still hoping for the maib point

For an upcoming party like LP without a structure and the party didn't bribe the electorates for their votes,it is a milestone victory.The party will reclaim more seats at the tribunal.

Obi's effect.
Very good for democracy

OpzyGist:
The milestone of LP in the just-concluded Federal elections for the red and green chambers is no doubt credited to the fame and acceptance of the party’s flag bearer by an overwhelming youth majority known as ‘Obidients’.


Compared to its phenomenal stride in the 2023 elections, the LP did not get a single seat in the 2019 National Assembly elections.


Obi, the trader and former Anambra State governor changing the game and leading the new third force in Nigeria’s political sphere, was able to galvanise the support of millions of youths, especially in southern Nigeria, in less than a year since he moved to the LP from the PDP.


In the result declared by the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Mahmood Yakubu in last Saturday’s elections, in terms of party representation for the 10th Assembly, the INEC chief said APC won 57 Senate seats; the PDP, 29; LP, 6; SDP, 2; NNPP, 2; YPP, 1; and APGA, 1. For the lower chamber, the electoral chair said the APC has 162 seats; PDP, 102; LP, 34; NNPP, 18; APGA, ...

See the full details here:

https://opzygist.com.ng/local/labour-party-makes-inroads-into-nass-clinches-6-senate-34-reps-seats/

Even if LP and PDP form alliance APC will retain majority still. Tinubu will not have any problem getting his policies through the upper and lower chambers, or getting his cabinet appointments to pass.

It's a good development!