₦airaland Forum

Nawa4nl:
We have the cocaine sniffing druglord Tinubu of APC.

Then we have the Moses Peter of LP.

Choose wisely

Softmirror:
Guys like him are too easily deceived by women li 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Jeromestark reminds me of a cousin brother who makes noise like he does. He didn't marry until the age of 49 because he was looking for a Virgin. He ended up marrying a package single Mum who claimed to be a virgin. Guess what was most embarrassing. After realizing that she wasn't a virgin on their wedding night, just to save face he started claiming that he met her as a virgin, that his dreams have come true. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That was when, they let the cat out of the bag for him to cry. Your wife is a single mum of two kids. 😂😂😂😂

Softmirror:

Meti99:
God take jagaban give us Peter Obi

Tjra:
Obidients sabi hype this man ehn 😂😂😂

EvilMerodack:


I like this. Obi and Otti wan pass through the backdoor

Not sure INEC is aware of any Leadership vacuum, so this Stand-In committee will not be recognized by Inec and na that shame go make Pity Griiiiigooory and Otti decamp to wherever

Obi preaches Integrity all the time but couldnt even follow a due process in something as basic as this. Hijacker!!!


By the way, Those Obi defenders on NL, their names no dey this list...So nobody even sabi dem for LP and their voice loud like that

Obi and Otti stated in the letter, “By March 2024, the Abure-led NWC organised a convention at Nnewi without first organising ward, local government and state congresses. This fell short of the standards and the spirit of the terms of settlement as stated above. In the light of all these, a leadership vacuum arose in the party. In like manner, the National Executive Committee membership got depleted leaving less than 10 members standing.”

The leadership crisis within the Labour Party has taken a dramatic turn as details of a letter sent by Peter Obi and Alex Otti to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have emerged.

The letter, dated September 6, 2024, requested INEC’s recognition of a 29-member interim committee, headed by Senator Esther Nnenadi Usman, to oversee party operations temporarily.

“You will recall that Labour Party had had a leadership crisis in recent times culminating in the de-recognition of the Abure-led National Working Committee (NWC) by INEC effective June 2024. This is sequel to the settlement brokered by INEC on June 27, 2022.”

The letter said the settlement was founded on the consent court judgement by Justice Gabriel Kolawole on March 20, 2018.

“A major part of the settlement states that an all-inclusive national convention, preceded by ward, local government and state congresses shall be convened not later than one year after signing the terms of settlement,” the letter said.

Obi and Otti stated in the letter, “By March 2024, the Abure-led NWC organised a convention at Nnewi without first organising ward, local government and state congresses. This fell short of the standards and the spirit of the terms of settlement as stated above. In the light of all these, a leadership vacuum arose in the party. In like manner, the National Executive Committee membership got depleted leaving less than 10 members standing.”

The letter explained, “Given the above scenario, the statutory executives of the party made up of the governor, deputy governor, and legislators, in addition to all surviving members of NEC, the leadership of organised labour, representatives of governorship candidates in the 2023 election and subsequent ones, presidential and vice presidential candidates in the 2023 election and other party leaders, met in Umuahia, Abia State, on Wednesday, September 4, 2024 and set up a caretaker committee to organise congresses and the national convention within a period not exceeding 180 days to fill the vacuum created by the expiration of the tenure of the erstwhile leadership of the party at all levels.”

The letter also listed other members of the committee representing critical stakeholders of the party.

They included representatives of the Nigeria Labour Congress, (NLC), Comrade Abdulwaheed Omar, Professor Theophilus Ndubuaku, and Comrade Chris Uyot.

According to the letter, the senate is being represented by Senators Victor Umeh, Neda Imasuen, and Ireti Kingibe, while the House of Representatives is represented by Hon. Afam Ogene, Hon. Seyi Sowunmi, Hon. Sunday Umeha, Hon. Donatus Matthew, and Hon. Esosa Iyawe

The former governorship candidates of the party were represented by Ken Pela (Delta), Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour (Lagos), Jonathan Asake (Kaduna), and Edward Pwajok (Plateau).

The members of the state Houses of Assembly in the caretaker committee included Hon. Edosa Richard, Hon. Harrison Oghara, Hon. Augustine Okezie, and Hon. Clinton Amadi.

Representatives of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) in the committee were Mohammed Misau, Austin Jonah, and Sansa Omalara.

According to the letter, the other members of the caretaker committee are Edwin Bafte Sajo, Nike Oshola, Aishat Madijiem, Ugoeze Caroline Onwubiko, and Dominic Essien.

However, Julius Abure-led Labour Party, has rejected the committee, labeling it “illegal” and “unconstitutional”.

Abure challenged Otti to provide official communication from INEC supporting his claims of a leadership vacuum within the party.

jmoore:
Mumu people running this country. No more blaming binance?

Shadomaan7:
Peter Obi should stop dodging. He should come out and face his corruption cases.

helinues:
It's better we warned and advised the intended protesters to restrict their Protest to their streets, states e.t.c

Do not go near the national grid, that's national sabotage. Troubling for the struggling economy.

Crying shouldn't make one to be blind

AfonjaMozlems:
Joe Ajaero is bigger than Tinubu

yarimo:
Joe ajaero should know office of the NLC president has no immunity

MIKOLOWISKA:
How?
A cursed man doesn't win
Tinubu does

yarimo:
Peter OBI, Aisha Yusufu and abure are all criminals parading as labour party leaders