NLC’s Attempt To Seize Control Of Labour Party Doomed To Fail, Warns Abure

NLC’s Attempt To Seize Control Of Labour Party Doomed To Fail, Warns Abure

Published on 15 May 2024 at 4:29 PM

By Noah Abdulsalam
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1. Julius Abure, the National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP), has issued a stern warning, declaring that the Nigeria Labour Congress’s (NLC) bid to wrestle leadership control of the party will not succeed…..read also Tinubu Greenlights New Housing Investment Initiative

Abure made this assertion in a press statement released today at the Labour Party’s National Headquarters in Abuja during a press conference.

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Abure urged the Joe Ajaero-led NCL to set aside any grievances and unite for the collective good of the people.
The LP chairman also commended certain OBIDIENT members who, he noted, comprehended the internal issues and threw their support behind the Convention and its outcomes.
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Additionally, Abure expressed gratitude to the party’s national leader, Peter Gregory Obi, for his unwavering support.
Excerpts from the press release read: “Finally, Labour Party Leadership highly appreciates the leadership of the Trade Union Congress, TUC led by Comrade Festus Usifoh, first, for refusing to join the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC to fight the party. Secondly, we thank the TUC for not only supporting the National Convention but for attending the same by sending a high-level delegation. There is no doubt that the TUC leadership has demonstrated patriotism, reasonableness and mature leadership.
“Like the party’s national leader, Mr Peter Obi, said, the National Convention has come and gone. It is, therefore, imperative for us to put our differences aside and collectively work in the interest of the party and Nigerians who are currently suffering in the midst of plenty. It is very obvious that Nigerians are not finding it funny because of the country’s harsh socio-economic conditions.