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20 Million Strong: Labour Party Targets Unprecedented Membership Growth Ahead Of 2027
20 Million Strong: Labour Party Targets Unprecedented Membership Growth Ahead Of 2027
The Labour Party (LP) has announced its ambition to grow its membership base to over 20 million before the 2027 elections. This move will involve online membership registration and revalidation, starting immediately and running until January 31, 2025.…..READ MORE
The initiative aligns with the party’s strategy to strengthen its grassroots presence through congresses at the ward and state levels.
At a virtual National Executive Council (NEC) meeting, the LP emphasized its commitment to electoral reforms to enhance future election credibility. The party’s chairman, Julius Abure, reaffirmed their determination to rescue Nigeria from its current challenges and emerge as the largest political force in the country.
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