Labour Party Confirms Peter Obi Will Not Return, Citing Party Principles
The National Secretary of the Labour Party, Darlington Nwokocha, has stated that Peter Obi, a former member, will not be rejoining the party. This decision was made after careful consideration, with Nwokocha highlighting Obi's departure and the party's principles.
Nwokocha expressed that the party does not foresee Obi returning, as his resignation was based on principles. He wished Obi well on his new political journey but reiterated the party's commitment to competent leadership.
The announcement came after a meeting of the party's National Working Committee (NWC), led by Usman, where the issue of Obi's potential return was addressed. Nwokocha emphasized the importance of integrity in all matters and commended Obi for maintaining his stance.
The Labour Party continues to focus on being a capable national leader, underscoring the significance of unity and strength within the party's current leadership.
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