Alex Otti says Labour Party has overcome its toughest challenges
Alex Otti, Governor of Abia State, has stated that the Labour Party has moved past its most difficult period. He made these remarks following the Labour Party Elective National Convention, which produced a new National Working Committee led by Nenadi Usman. The convention took place on April 28 in Umuahia, and Otti assured that the party is now unified and stronger. He also emphasized ongoing reconciliation efforts and expressed confidence in the new leadership.
What we know
- The Labour Party held its Elective National Convention on April 28 in Umuahia, resulting in a new National Working Committee led by Nenadi Usman.
- Alex Otti affirmed that the party’s most challenging period is over and stressed unity, stating there is no victor or vanquished.
- Over 25 state chairmen from the opposing faction attended the convention, with some joining the new National Working Committee.
- Otti urged the new leadership to focus on service, unity, and reconciliation, keeping the party’s doors open for all members.
- Members of the National Working Committee praised Otti for his steadfast support and credited him with stabilising the party.
