Labour Party moves primaries to new date due to national events
Labour Party has announced a change in the dates for its primary elections. The party's National Publicity Secretary, Ken Asogwa, explained that the adjustment was made to accommodate significant national celebrations. The new schedule is aimed at allowing members and supporters to fully observe these occasions. The party apologized for any inconvenience caused by the change.
Key takeaways
- Labour Party has rescheduled its presidential, governorship, House of Representatives, and House of Assembly primaries to May 30.
- The primaries were initially set for May 27 (governorship and state House of Assembly) and May 29 (presidential and National Assembly).
- Ken Asogwa stated the change was due to a clash with the Sallah celebration and the 29th May anniversary.
- The party emphasized the decision was made for inclusiveness and national sensitivity.
- Labour Party expressed regret for any inconvenience the new schedule may cause.
