Labour Party in Nasarawa denies interim committee claims
Alexander Ombugu, Chairman of the Labour Party in Nasarawa State, has refuted rumours about an interim management committee at both state and national levels. He stressed that such claims are baseless and not in line with the party’s constitution. During a press briefing in Lafia, he clarified that those spreading these rumours are not recognised members of the party. The party leadership assured members and the public that its structures remain intact after recent congresses.
Key takeaways
- Alexander Ombugu stated on June 4, 2024 that there is no interim management in the Labour Party at any level.
- He described the rumours as false and said those behind them are not registered party members.
- Recent congresses in Nasarawa and other states produced new executives, with the process monitored and approved by INEC.
- The party leadership reaffirmed loyalty to National Chairman Julius Abure and the National Working Committee.
- Members and the public were cautioned to avoid dealing with individuals spreading misinformation, as such actions go against party rules.
