OTTI SLAMS JULIUS ABURE OVER CONTINUED SALE OF LABOUR PARTY NOMINATION FORMS. (PHOTO).

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 Otti Slams Julius Abure Over Continued Sale of Labour Party Nomination Forms Abia State Governor, Dr. Alex Otti, has strongly criticised the former National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP), Julius Abure, for proceeding with the sale of governorship nomination forms despite opposition from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) and subsisting court rulings. The criticism follows a viral photograph showing Abure presenting a Labour Party nomination form to a former National Vice Chairman of the party, Ceekay Igara, in the company of other party members. Reacting through his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Ukoha Ukoha, Governor Otti questioned Abure’s continued claim to leadership of the party.  Ukoha insisted that both judicial pronouncements and INEC’s position have effectively sidelined Abure, describing his actions as being in contempt of court. “I think Abure is in a better position to explain the grounds on which he is still parading himself after a Federal High...

CONGRESSES: PDP FURTHER EXTENDS SALE OF FORMS.{PHOTO}.#PRESS RELEASE.

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     March 3, 2020
Press Statement
Congresses: PDP Further Extends Sale of Forms
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has further extended the sale of forms for its various congresses across the country.
By this, the party extends the last day for the sale of forms from the earlier date of Saturday, February 29, 2020 to Thursday March 5, 2020.
All leaders, critical stakeholders and members of our great party, at all levels, should be guided accordingly.
Signed
Col Austin Akobundu (rtd).
National Organizing Secretary.
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