Labour Party Sets National Convention Date for April 28

The Labour Party has officially set April 28 as the date for its national convention, which will take place in Umuahia, Abia State. This announcement was made by the party's national chairman, Nenadi Usman, who stated that the decision follows a prolonged delay in the congress process.

The convention is seen as a significant step towards restructuring the party's internal leadership in preparation for the 2027 general elections. Usman highlighted that the choice of Umuahia is strategic, reflecting the party's political base and its desire to celebrate political progress while consolidating its support.

The announcement also aims to resolve internal disputes and bring back aggrieved members, showcasing the party's renewed commitment to unity and inclusivity in its internal democracy. The upcoming convention will allow broader participation, including ward and local government congresses, as part of a reconciliation effort within the party.