A head of the Labor Party loaded with leadership crisis (LP), Edeh Benjamin, has strongly condemned the actions of the national president suspended from the party, Julius Abure, accusing him of sabotage and collusion deliberate during the general elections of 2023.
According to Edeh Benjamin, Julius Abure's leadership not only failed the party but actively committed its integrity.
“I personally caught the attention of questionable activities and alignments that take place during the electoral period, especially the worrying relationship between INEC and APC,” Benjamin said.
According to him, “his only response was to smile. What kind of party president would see his own home and do nothing?”
He revealed that the majority of the state presidents of the Labor Party in the northern region were, in fact, members of the PDP and APC card, a fact that Julius Abure was very conscious and, nevertheless, did nothing to rectify.
“This led to a total lack of voting agents in many areas. Duties were given to self -denominated support groups, which used the impulse of the movement for personal gain and enrichment, instead of true service for the party,” he added.
Edeh Benjamin also referred to the decision of the Supreme Court, stating that Julius Abure's position as president of the Labor Party is now legally invalid.
“Anyone who still listens to his excess of Hollaballoo is simply wasting time,” he said firmly.
He asked the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) that, in line with its constitutional mandate and the internal guidelines of the Labor Party, recognize the caregivers committee duly instituted as the legitimate leadership of the party.
Edeh Benjamin, a prominent head of the Labor Party, is known for his defense for transparency, responsibility and internal reforms of the party. It is still committed to restoring the credibility of the party and ensuring that people's voice is not betrayed from the inside.
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