Labour Party Strengthens Structure with INEC Submission and Membership Drive
The Labour Party in Nigeria has submitted a list of interim state working committees to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and established a membership revalidation panel. The party aims to resolve local issues and enhance its structure for future elections.
The revalidation exercise, named "Labour Party Connect," targets 10 million new members. Notable individuals involved include Chuk Okocha, Salako, Ikechukwu Emetu, Ladi Iliya, Dr. Kingsley Okunday, and Kamal Yusuf Ahm.
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