The statement from Abayomi Arabambi, the National Publicity Secretary of the Labour Party (LP), reflects strong sentiments about Kenneth Okonkwo’s resignation. Arabambi appears to view Okonkwo’s departure as a positive move for the party, dismissing any claims of a leadership crisis and reaffirming the party’s commitment to its goals. His comments also hint at Okonkwo’s prior connections with the ruling APC (All Progressives Congress), suggesting that his loyalty was never fully with the LP.
Arabambi’s statement serves as a reassurance to LP members and supporters that the party remains firm and focused on its objectives for the 2027 elections. His words also reflect the party’s resolve to maintain discipline and unity by distancing itself from members perceived to have conflicting political interests.
It’ll be interesting to see how this situation unfolds in the coming months, especially as political dynamics leading up to 2027 continue to evolve. Do you think the LP will face any challenges from Okonkwo’s departure, or do you feel this is just part of the typical political reshuffling?
