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Abure SLSounds Alarm Despite Validity Of LP Convention
Abure SLSounds Alarm Despite Validity Of LP Convention....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The Labour Party has reaffirmed the legitimacy of its March 27, 2024 convention, dismissing concerns over the absence of Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) officials. According to Kehinde Edun, National Legal Adviser of the LP, speaking at the party’s Abuja secretariat, INEC’s non-attendance does not invalidate the re-election of Julius Abure as National Chairman and the National Working Committee……… CONTINUE READING
The controversy arose following INEC’s declaration, through Acting Secretary Haliru Aminu, that it did not monitor the convention in Nnewi, Anambra State, as requested in a recent inquiry. This announcement fueled tensions amid ongoing disputes between Abure’s faction and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).
Edun clarified the situation, emphasizing that the absence of INEC monitoring does not undermine the convention’s legality. He criticized what he called a misinterpretation of INEC’s response, noting that the law does not mandate INEC’s presence at party conventions for their validity. He further condemned what he described as dishonest attempts to manipulate public perception by parties opposed to Abure’s leadership.
“In summary,” Edun concluded, “the Labour Party remains steadfast in defending its democratic processes and rejects any attempts to destabilize its leadership.”
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