Labour Party Constitutes Conflicts Resolution Committee

Labour Party, (LP) has constituted an eleven-man Committee to handle intra party crisis and disobedience among members.

The Chief Spokesperson of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council,  (LPPCC), Dr Yunusa Tanko who disclosed this at a press briefing in Abuja, Thursday said the committee headed by Chief Friday Toyin Ibadin as Chairman was named Labour Party Security, Peace and Conflict Resolution, (LPSPCRC) Committee.

Other members of the committee according to him include,
ACG Ali Wakili,
Mr Obol Patrick Okomiso,
Mr Samuel Emma,
SP Ego Sille Eseimo,
Mrs Comfort Okorokwo and
Dr Kenneth O Diyoke who will serve as the Secretary of the committee.

He disclosed that the committee has a single term  of reference which to reconcile all aggrieved members.

“This is with the aim of a common front and determination to win the 2023 general elections and ensure that Peter Obi and Datti Baba-Ahmed becoming the President and vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

“It is therefore our humble appeal to all our members to cast aside all their grievances and key into the internal peace policy milestone of our party for purpose of peaceful resolutions of all the matters that might have arisen in the course of party activities”. Dr Tanko further stressed.

He described the Labour party as one big family and the fastest growing political party in Africa adding, “minor internal conflicts and misunderstandings such as witnessed in recent past cannot be ruled out.

“The purpose of this committee therefore is to ensure the peaceful resolutions of all grievances and further strengthen and promote the unity of our great party towards archiving the tasks ahead of us”.
It would be recalled that the party has witnessed in recent past some pockets of feuds which led to the suspension of its youth leader, the removal of the Acting National Publicity Secretary and the suspension of Ogun State’s party executives.