LABOUR PARTY FACES UNCERTAINTY AS DEFECTION RUMOURS SWIRL AROUND KEY MEMBERS. (PHOTO).

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 Labour Party Faces Uncertainty as Defection Rumours Swirl Around Key Members The Labour Party (LP) is grappling with internal strife amid speculation that prominent figures, including Abia State Governor Alex Otti, may defect. Sources reveal Otti is in advanced talks with the APC, reportedly demanding 2027 election ticket guarantees for himself and allied lawmakers. The APC is said to favour individual defection without wider concessions. Both Otti and LP’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, have distanced themselves from the Julius Abure-led leadership, backing a rival caretaker committee chaired by Senator Nenadi Usman. Otti, who allowed his supporters to contest the 2024 Abia LG elections under other platforms, insists he remains in LP—for now. The party awaits INEC’s stance on its leadership crisis, following a Supreme Court ruling expected to determine which faction is officially recognised.
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LAGOS STATE GOVT. PUBLISHED THREE SEX OFFENDERS.(PHOTO)

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Lagos State Government on Monday, May 1, published the details of three adult males convicted for different sexual offences in the state.

 

In the statement titled “Justice has been served,” the state government said it was giving an “update on publication of details of sex convicts as maintained by Lagos State.”

 

The names and pictures of the sex offenders, the nature of their offences, as well as the duration of the sentence handed down by the courts were captured in the new update. 

 

Idowu Daniel was reportedly convicted of s€xual assault and was sentenced to seven years imprisonment.

 

Moses Olawale was reportedly convicted of s€xual assault by penetration and was sentenced to 37 years imprisonment.

 

Akin Isaac was sentenced to 21 years imprisonment after he was convicted of defilement.

 

The agency urged the public not to cease to get justice for domestic and s€xual violence victims.

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