In Imo State, the Labour Party (LP) has officially established a 481-member campaign council to strategize and lead its efforts for the upcoming governorship election scheduled for November 11. The inauguration of the campaign council took place at the state secretariat in Owerri, the capital of Imo State.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Callistus Ihejiagwa, the Chairman of the party in Imo, presided over the inauguration ceremony. He emphasized that the council members now serve as standard-bearers for the LP’s gubernatorial candidate, Senator Athan Achonu, and the presidential candidate, Peter Obi, across every corner of the state….CONTINUE READING

Ihejiagwa urged the council members not to underestimate the “urgent need” to rescue the state. He emphasized, “You have become the torchbearers for LP, our candidate, Senator Athan Achonu, and Peter Obi in all the communities within your regions. This is a call to duty, service, and selfless dedication for the betterment of Imo.”

The LP Chairman urged the council to fulfill their responsibilities with pride, integrity, and selflessness, recognizing that they have been chosen by divine providence to free Imo. He stressed that failing to meet the people’s expectations would result in their unforgiveness.

Ihejiagwa also highlighted the prevailing security concerns in the state, which have led many to hold traditional events outside Imo State out of fear of potential attacks in their hometowns.

He emphasized that the populace yearns for a new Imo and a new Nigeria, asserting that such aspirations are not only possible but also achievable.