DLA chair blames party instability on ignoring constitution
Samuel Memeh, national chairman of the Democratic Leadership Alliance, has criticized the disregard for the constitution and intolerance by the Federal Government as causes of instability among political parties. During an official visit to the Osun State chapter, Memeh emphasized the DLA’s commitment to constitutional principles and people-focused governance. He outlined the party’s mission to provide credible leadership and urged peaceful participation in the upcoming Osun governorship poll. Tosin Odeyemi, acting Osun State chairman, reaffirmed the party’s readiness to build its presence across the state.
Key takeaways
- Samuel Memeh said intolerance and deviation from party constitutions are destabilizing political parties.
- The DLA aims to offer Nigerians a credible alternative based on competence, integrity, and accountability.
- The party will not field a candidate in the upcoming Osun governorship poll but will decide whom to support.
- Tosin Odeyemi expressed commitment to expanding the DLA’s structures across Osun’s 332 wards.
- Odeyemi resigned from the New Nigeria Peoples Party in a letter dated July 16 before becoming DLA’s acting state chairman.
