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Labour Party denies resignation of National Chairman
The Labour Party (LP) has denied the resignation of the National Chairman, Julius Abure.
The party in a tweet on its verified handle on Wednesday, LabourPartyNG @NgLabour declared: “Please disregard the news going round that our @NgLabour National Chairman has resigned and dumped @PeterObi. It is a lie from the opposition. We are set to take back Nigeria come 2023.” #ObiDatti2023 #PeterObi4President2023
The LP National Chairman was in Lafia, Nasarawa State, on Saturday with Peter Obi and other party leaders for the campaign flag off of the 2023 electioneering campaigns.
Abure at the campaign, declared: “Our presidential candidate no dey go hospital; he is strong. Our presidential candidate no dey sick, the vice-presidential candidate no dey sick.
“Today, the country is sick. It is sick from insecurity, it is sick from unemployment, the economy is not working. If you put everything together, the country is sick and we cannot hand it over to sick people; we need vibrant, young, energetic people who can be awake day and night to solve the problems of the country and we have that person.
“We also need somebody who has character, integrity, somebody that will not take our money abroad.”
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