Musbau Babatunde
The leadership of the Labour Party (LP), has expressed displeasure over internal wranglings in the party.
Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday in Abuja, the party through its Security, Peace and Conflict Resolution Committee (LP-SPCRC) headed by retired Assistant Inspector General (AIG) Charles Ugomuoh, vowed not to allow the party to crumble.
A statement signed by Ugomoh and the Committee’s Secretary, Diyoke Kenneth, implored aggrieved members and groups to sheath their swords and explore internal conflict resolution mechanism of the party”, as provided by the Committee.
Noting that the Labour Party is now the fastest growing party in Africa”, the Committee also warned members against actions that are against the interests of the party.
On its activities in recent time, the statement stressed, “we are happy with its performance and achievements in the last general elections, especially our presidential candidate, Mr Peter Gregory Obi”.
The party advised aggrieved persons and groups to appear before it and ventilate their grievances in line with the party’s internal mechanism of conflicts resolution.
