The Labour Party in Anambra State has endorsed the coalition under the African Democratic Congress ,ADC, and effectively backed Mr Peter Obi’s involvement in the coalition.
Unlike the Julius Abure-led faction which distanced the party from the coalition in a statement, and ordered Obi to leave LP, the Anambra LP described the move as a strategic alignment In a memo released on Thursday, in Akwa, the Anambra state capital.
According to the memo by the State Caretaker Committee and signed by the State Chairman, Mr Peter Okoye, the coalition is being championed at the national level with the active involvement of Labour Party’s national leader, Mr Peter Obi.
“This strategic collaboration is in line with the broader goals and aspirations of the Labour Party to deepen democracy, promote good governance, and deliver people-oriented leadership,” the memo read.
The party said Mr Obi’s participation in the coalition reflects “the seriousness and prospects of this new political realignment,” urging all members, supporters, and stakeholders in the state to embrace the initiative.
“We therefore urge all members, supporters, and stakeholders of the Labour Party in Anambra State to key into this important development.
“Together, we will continue to build a formidable force that reflects the will and interests of the Nigerian people, especially the hardworking and enterprising citizens of Anambra State”.
The party added that further details and guidelines on the coalition will be communicated to members in the coming days.
