DATTI BABA-AHMED THROWS WEIGHT BEHIND JULIUS ABURE'S LEADERSHIP

DATTI BABA-AHMED THROWS WEIGHT BEHIND JULIUS ABURE'S LEADERSHIP

In a significant development aimed at stabilizing the Labour Party, Senator Datti Baba-Ahmed, the party's 2027 presidential candidate, has endorsed Julius Abure as the authentic National Chairman of the Labour Party. 

This endorsement comes amid internal conflicts within the party, particularly with Governor Alex Otti, who has been at odds with Abure's leadership.

Baba-Ahmed's endorsement of Abure's leadership is seen as a crucial step towards party unity ahead of the 2027 general elections. 

Although there seems to be conflicting information on Baba-Ahmed's stance on Abure's leadership, with some reports suggesting he previously stated Abure's tenure had expired, his recent endorsement indicates a shift towards supporting Abure.

The Labour Party has been dealing with internal conflicts, including a rift between Abure's faction and Governor Otti's group. 

However, Baba-Ahmed's endorsement of Abure may help to stabilize the party's internal dynamics and pave the way for a more united approach to the 2027 elections. 

It's worth noting that the Supreme Court had set aside a judgment recognizing Abure as the national chairman of the Labour Party, citing that the court lacked jurisdiction over internal party matters. Despite this, Abure's leadership has been recognized by INEC, the Independent National Electoral Commission. 

Baba-Ahmed's endorsement of Abure's leadership may have significant implications for the party's internal dynamics and its chances in the 2027 elections. 

By throwing his weight behind Abure, Baba-Ahmed may be attempting to strengthen party unity and present a more cohesive front to the electorate.

As the Labour Party prepares for the 2027 general elections, Baba-Ahmed's endorsement of Abure's leadership may help to stabilize the party and provide a clearer direction for its members. 

However, the party still faces significant challenges, including internal conflicts and the need to rebuild its structures and support base but Abure remains the party leadership.