Political Aspirant Harrison Gwamnishu Abandons Labour Party For New Direction

Political Aspirant Harrison Gwamnishu Abandons Labour Party For New Direction

Labour Party (LP) House of Assembly candidate for the 2023 elections in Aniocha South Constituency, Delta State, Harrison Gwamnishu, has announced his resignation from the party. In a statement released via his social media page on Wednesday, the human rights activist expressed regret over his decision, attributing it to ongoing accusations of betrayal during the 2023 Governorship and House of Assembly Elections…… CONTINUE READING

Gwamnishu vehemently denied these allegations, asserting that he never compromised or acted against the party’s interests at any time. He emphasized his willingness to cooperate with any investigations to clear his name of the accusations leveled against him.

In his statement, Gwamnishu said, “OBIDIENT IS NOT LABOUR PARTY – I REMAIN OBIDIENT. MY RESIGNATION FROM LABOUR PARTY. I am writing to formally resign from my position with the Labour Party, effective immediately. This decision comes with considerable regret, particularly in light of the persistent accusations alleging that I betrayed the party during the 2023 Governorship and House of Assembly Elections, where I was a candidate for the House of Assembly.”

He further explained, “These allegations, propagated by the Aniocha South Local Government Labour Party Executive, have made it evident that continuing my affiliation with the party could compromise my reputation and integrity.”

Gwamnishu expressed his commitment to the party’s values throughout his campaign and maintained that his resignation is in the best interest of both the party and himself given the current circumstances.

He concluded his statement by expressing gratitude to those who supported him, including His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi for inspiring his entry into politics and Chief Anthony Ezeagu, the then Delta State Labour Party Chairman, for their support and opportunities.

“I will always value the experiences and achievements we shared and wish the party continued success in its future endeavors,” Gwamnishu added.