Labour Party Condemns Removal of Executives from INEC Portal, Vows to Fight for Justice
The Labour Party leadership has strongly criticized the removal of its executives from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) portal, labeling the action as "strange and unacceptable." The party, based on social democratic principles, reiterated its commitment to contesting the 2027 general elections despite the setback. The party's National Public Secretary, Obiora Ifoh, urged Nigerians to resist what they perceive as attempts to undermine democracy by a few power-hungry individuals.
The party emphasized its belief in the judiciary to uphold justice and advised its members to remain calm while they strive to reclaim the party from external influences. The Labour Party highlighted the importance of adhering to its principles of collective decision-making and criticized the unilateral appointment of caretaker committees without due process.
The party expressed confidence in the appellate court's ability to rectify the situation and ensure justice prevails.
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