Labour Party cautions members against Abure’s nomination forms
Julius Abure has been accused by the Labour Party of impersonation and selling illegitimate nomination forms. In a statement, Ken Asogwa warned party members and aspirants not to obtain forms from Abure, calling them “worthless paper.” The party insists that only forms from the official National Secretariat are valid and recognizes Nenadi Usman as the National Chairman. The dispute comes amid ongoing leadership tensions and legal battles within the party.
Key takeaways
- The Labour Party warned members and aspirants against buying nomination forms from Julius Abure, labeling them invalid.
- Ken Asogwa stated that only forms from the party’s National Secretariat in Utako, Abuja, are legitimate.
- The party accused Abure of criminal impersonation and attempting to deceive aspirants, especially in Abia State.
- Nenadi Usman is recognized by the party and the Independent National Electoral Commission as the legitimate National Chairman.
- The leadership crisis persists, with Abure rejecting court decisions and vowing to challenge them at the Supreme Court.
