Labour Party chair urges unity among Nasarawa members
Alexander Ombugu, Chairman of the Labour Party in Nasarawa State, has called for unity among party members and stakeholders. He addressed recent rumours about his suspension, dismissing them as unfounded and aimed at destabilising the party. Ombugu emphasised the importance of resolving internal disputes to strengthen the party ahead of the 2027 general elections. He assured members of his commitment to peace and collaboration within the party.
Key takeaways
- Alexander Ombugu called on stakeholders to work together to resolve internal disputes in the Labour Party ahead of the 2027 general elections.
- He dismissed rumours of his suspension, describing them as fabrications by enemies of the party.
- Ombugu extended a hand of fellowship to all camps within the party, stressing the need for unity to improve the party's chances in forthcoming primaries and elections.
- He stated that, as the recognised state chairman, it is his responsibility to unite the party and called for peace and harmony.
- Ombugu recalled that ward, local government, and state congresses were peacefully conducted in December 2025, monitored by INEC and security agencies.
