The leadership has established a committee of three men to work to improve the relationship between the Labor Party (LP) and its members in the National Assembly.
The designated as members of the Intervention and Truce Committee are Hons. Ben etanabene (president), Mathew NWorgu and Chinedu Obika.
A statement from the National Party Secretary of the Party, Mr. Obiora Ifoh, on Tuesday, said National President, Mr. Julius Abure, inaugurated the committee at the National Headquarters in Abuja.
Abure commissioned the legislators to contact LP legislators in both cameras of the National Assembly in order to identify and resolve all the challenges in the relationship between legislators and the party.
“We have invited and entrusted this task so important to gather all our members in the National Assembly, both in the Senate and in the House of Representatives in order to unite the gaps and solve all the problems that may have existed.
“It is necessary that all our members, about 40 of you, are on the same page with the leadership of the party.
“You are our ambassadors in the National Assembly and we are proud of some of you and the values you have exhibited, but we believe that there are still some gaps that need to be connected, hence the urgency of this task.
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“We hope that within two weeks as of today, the task and report to the leadership of the party will have concluded. We can assure you that the part will do everything possible to ensure that the lasting truce is achieved within the part and particularly with a key part such as the National Assembly Caucus, ”said the State Abure.
The three legislators, while accepting the task, expressed their “desire and willingness to take the task very seriously.”