03/06/2025
*A Reflection on Labour Party's Challenges*
As I reflect on recent events, I'm compelled to speak out about the state of our party, Labour Party. While Julius Abure, our former National Chairman & current factional chairman of the party, may have his flaws, I believe he's more committed to the party's ideals than some other prominent figures.
My experience with Peter Obi during the 2023 election was eye-opening. Despite our unwavering support, I've come to realize that his leadership style and priorities may not align with mine and the party in general. Specifically, his focus on personal political gain over the party's well-being is concerning.
In contrast, I now prioritize leaders who demonstrate selflessness and a genuine commitment to serving the people. Unfortunately, our current party leadership seems to lack the principles we claim to uphold.
The Edo State governorship election debacle serves as a cautionary tale. When one individual exploits party structures for personal gain, it can have far-reaching consequences, damaging the party's reputation and scattering its members.
Moving forward, I urge Labour Party members to recognize that candidates often view party membership as an investment opportunity rather than a genuine commitment to our values. To rebuild and strengthen our party, we need true reconciliation, transparency, and accountability.
Comrade Dennis Igbinedion
