LABOUR PARTY YOUTH LEADER PRINCE KENNEDY AHANOTU SLAMS NENADI USMAN'S CLAIMS AS AN IMPERSONATOR
... Reaffirms Support for Abure's Leadership
Prince Kennedy Ahanotu, National Youth Leader of the Labour Party, has vehemently denied Nenadi Usman's legitimacy as a party member and Interim National Chairman.
Ahanotu asserts that Usman is impersonating and as a EFCC customer who lacks the capacity to hold any leadership position within the party.
Ahanotu's statement reaffirms Barrister Julius Abure's National Working Committee (NWC) as the legitimate leadership of the Labour Party.
The party's constitution does not provide for interim national chairmen or councilors, rendering Usman's claims baseless.
The party's internal conflict has sparked debates about its leadership and future direction.
While some stakeholders question Usman's appointment, others reaffirm their support for Abure's NWC.
We reject any attempt to undermine the legitimacy of our national chairman, Barrister Julius Abure, and the NWC.
Nenadi Usman's claims are baseless and lack constitutional backing.
We stand firm in our support for the current leadership and will not recognize any impostor as our leader.
The Labour Party's internal support for Abure's NWC demonstrates the party's commitment to its constitution and principles.
As the 2027 elections approach, the Labour Party must navigate its internal challenges to present a united front.
The party's faithful reaffirm their support for Abure's leadership, citing his vision and commitment to good governance.
As the Labour Party moves forward, its ability to resolve internal conflicts will be crucial in determining its success in the 2027 elections.
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