Labour Party in Nasarawa State Unfazed by Peter Obi's Exit, Vows to Prioritize Grassroots Support
The Labour Party in Nasarawa State, led by Chairman Alexand Emmanuel, remains confident in its progress despite Peter Obi's exit affecting their 2023 presidential candidacy. Emmanuel vows to continue the party's mission of grassroots support and unity, dismissing claims of factionalism.
He highlights the party's reliance on widespread citizen support and contrasts their unity with the challenges faced by other political parties like the African Democratic Congress (ADC) and the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The party aims to replicate its historical million-man rally in 2023, focusing on the welfare of ordinary citizens and criticizing the current administration's handling of citizen hardships.
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