If You Capture Power But Can't Use It To Drive The Economy, What's The Use ? - Aburi

The National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP), Julius Abure, heavily criticized the Bola Tinubu-led administration for its widespread destruction of all sectors in the country. He urged opposition parties and Nigerian citizens alike to challenge this poor governance with action.

Abure expressed his deep concern that all developmental indicators suggest a significant decline in progress as hardships such as hunger, insecurity, economic devastation, and political opportunism continue to afflict innocent civilians.

During a press conference held yesterday in Lagos, Abure emphasized that acquiring power is not enough; it is crucial to utilize it wisely. Winning an election does not suffice either; what truly matters is how one improves individuals' lives and promotes their welfare through transformative measures.

According to The Sun Abure said, “If you capture power and you cannot use it to address security challenges, the people are still being killed, you cannot use it to address infrastructure, you cannot use it to make the economy work, then what is the use of being in office?

“In all ramifications, the Tinubu-led APC government is a failure, and the Nigerian masses have never had it as bad as this.

“At present, Nigerians are begging for food. Is it not a shame that Ukraine, which is at war, is sending us grains and all that? Nigeria has all it takes to build a great nation, but sadly, this APC government is presently taking us backward. Nigerians must unite to chase away this oligarchy in power.”

Abure urged Nigerians to remain optimistic as the LP is determined to emerge victorious in the upcoming 2027 general election. Despite the presence of saboteurs within its ranks, Abure emphasized that the LP's leadership remains steadfast and committed to addressing Nigeria's challenges and implementing effective solutions

APC defines disaster

Show us first how you have used the power you captured in Abia to advance the economy of Abians. Charity they say begins at home. Empty drums make the loudest sound.