LP will use the Anambra gubernatorial poll to test our expected victory in 2027 – Julius Abure.
The National Chairman of Labour Party, Mr Julius Abure has said the party will use the governorship election in Anambra State, which comes up in November this year, as an avenue to test their expected victory in the 2027 presidential election.
Julius Abure stated this in Awka, the capital of Anambra State, on Sunday, during a forum organised by an organ of the party, LP, Directorate of Mobilisation and Integration, DMI, for aspirants of the party to meet with their delegates, ahead of the primary election which comes up on Saturday.
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Abure, who was represented by the national women leader of the party, Mrs Dudu Manuga, said:
“We want to use Anambra to test what 2027 will be. Labour Party has grown beyond a briefcase party; we are in all the states of Nigeria and Abuja, and we are getting ready not just for Anambra but for 2027′‘.
However, after the primary election this Saturday, no one is expected to be angry. We will all join hands to emerge in the main election in November. Let us not be weak; let us not be bikers; let us all stand strong, be united, and nothing will be impossible for us to achieve”.
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“This forum is to bring the aspirants together and make them integrate with the people they want to govern. We will plant LP in every polling unit. What is happening today in Anambra is crucial for our victory in 2027.”
Aspirants of LP; Dr George Moghalu and Mr John Nwosu, attended the forum and also spoke to members of the party on their manifesto.
Moghalu, in his speech, insisted that the major problem of Anambra was that the people have lost confidence in government.
“People no longer trust government, security has collapsed, thugs are used to enforce taxes. If the government is doing the right thing, people will pay tax without being chased about, tax can also be collected electronically.”
