LP Crisis: Former National Organising Secretary Joins Nenadi Usman's Caretaker Committee Clement Ojukwu, a former National Organising Secretary of the Labour Party (LP), has expressed regret over the party's poor performance due to the legal battles it has faced since the 2023 general elections. Speaking in Abuja, Ojukwu, who recently rejoined the interim National Working Committee (NWC) led by Senator Esther Nenadi Usman, revealed that the party had once boasted 34 elected members in the House of Representatives, eight Senators, and 80 state lawmakers. However, most of them have since defected to other political parties. Ojukwu stated that he decided to work with the Nenadi Usman-led caretaker committee, as it is now the officially recognized leadership of the party. He emphasized the need for unity and called on other political figures at the national, state, and local levels to come together and help rebuild the party. He also highlighted the negative impact of ongoing litigations, urging Abure and his faction to drop the legal cases. Ojukwu refuted claims of betrayal, explaining that his decision was based on a court ruling and that he had been betrayed by others. He further called for a reconciliation committee to restore the party’s strength.

LP Crisis: Former National Organising Secretary Joins Nenadi Usman's Caretaker Committee

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