The Labour Party, LP, has expressed confidence in its newly inaugurated National Working Committee (NWC), following its first meeting after the party’s recent convention.
Governor of Abia state, Alex Otti who attended the meeting as an observer, said proceedings went smoothly, with most members present physically.
He congratulated the National Chairman and other members of the committee, noting that they were found worthy to lead the party for the next four years.
According to the Governor, the leadership has the capacity to build on past achievements and guide the party through upcoming activities, including primaries and elections.
He also said efforts to unify members are yielding results, adding that several leaders, including former state chairmen, participated in the convention.
On the 2027 general elections, the governor reaffirmed the party’s readiness to contest, stressing that the party remains open to all qualified aspirants.
He stated that anyone interested in running on its platform must meet the requirements, including party membership and financial commitment.
Responding to concerns about external influence and the role of other political parties, Governor Otti dismissed such claims, insisting that Nigeria’s political space remains competitive.
Governor Otti maintained that the party focus is on strengthening internal structures and providing a credible platform for Nigerians.
