According to the Labour Party (LP), President Bola Tinubu’s administration is incapable of handling Nigeria’s issues.
Abayomi Arabami, the national publicity secretary for the Labour Party, reportedly stated that the National Working Committee (NWC) was attempting to resolve internal issues inside the party.
Arabami praised Peter Obi, the party’s previous presidential candidate, in an interview with News Central on Tuesday for his refusal to join any political party in an attempt to gain power.
Because the National Working Committee is actually making a very wise move with the two party leaders—I believe Mr. Peter Obi and Governor Alex Otti—we have all been able to recognize that the current administration is incapable of advancing Nigeria, and for that I am grateful to God that our reconciliation process is gaining momentum.
As a result, it is the ideal moment for us to insert the square peg in the square hole. We will all come to your circular table to give and take and to disappear. You will gain some and lose some when you attend a peace conference, you know. And that’s why our presidential candidate disqualified himself from most of these power-hungry individuals who have harmed our economy, even though they were in government before today. However, their government lacks direction when they are in power, whether they are members of the APC or the PDP.
He has to issue a policy statement because he is aware of it. He remarked, “Therefore, everyone who thinks, oh, we’re inviting, let’s all grab power without any focus.”
The former Labour Party candidate for governor, who supports executives led by Julius Abure, claimed that his earlier criticism of Obi and Abia State Governor Alex Otti was driven by political disagreements and shouldn’t be taken into account during the reconciliation process.
“Reconcilatory process,” I said. You will never imagine that the thirty Nigerians I’m going to name—Senator Akpabio, Daniel Bwala, and the former governor of River State—will ever be a member of the Bola Tinubu administration.
These individuals have been diagnosed with APC cancer. However, you and I witnessed the president saluting the former Riverside governor during the most recent presidential media chat. You know, the goal of a political party is to bring people together. Yes, you will have reservations. There will be disagreements between you. However, we must be able to put Nigeria before our own grievances,” he said.
He responded no when asked if the court matters involving Aburi and the executives led by Nenadi Usman will be dropped in order to promote reconciliation.
“No, we’re stating that we’re working on reconciliation. Mr. Peter Obi has now been able to prove it by announcing to anyone approaching him that he will not participate in any kind of power grab. Those who seek to seize power without revealing their intentions, as demonstrated by the current administration,” he clarified.
