Labour Party Responds to Peter Obi's Planned Defection to ADC for 2023 Presidency
The Labour Party responded to reports of Peter Obi's potential defection to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) for the 2023 presidential candidacy. While sources revealed Obi's meetings with ADC officials, the LP's spokesperson emphasized the party's willingness to thrive regardless of Obi's decision.
Obi is set to hold a declaration rally in Enugu on December 31. The LP expressed no ill feelings towards Obi but preferred him to stay within the party.
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