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Party Under Scrutiny Following Selection of Peter Obi as Presidential Candidate - Faduri's Perspective

Labour Party's former presidential contender, Faduri Oluwadare Joseph, ridicules the party amidst its ongoing internal chaos, likening it to turmoil.

Labour Party's former presidential hopeful, Faduri Oluwadare Joseph, derides party amid ongoing...
Labour Party's former presidential hopeful, Faduri Oluwadare Joseph, derides party amid ongoing internal turmoil, characterizing the predicament as chaotic.

Exposing the Labour Party's Internal Turmoil: Faduri Speaks Out

Party Under Scrutiny Following Selection of Peter Obi as Presidential Candidate - Faduri's Perspective

The Labour Party (LP) finds itself in the thick of a spectacular internal crisis, marked by power struggles and factional squabbles. Faduri Oluwadare Joseph, a previous presidential hopeful, has characterised this chaos as 'poetic justice' and "karma," pointing fingers at the party's underhanded dealings in 2022 that cost him the presidential ticket.

Faduri vs. the Labour Party: A Battle of Injustice

Faduri asserts that he and his team breathed new life into the almost lifeless Labour Party in 2022. Yet, during the presidential primaries, he claims that senior party members duped him by denying him the ticket. Instead, they handed it over to Peter Obi—an injustice and a brutal betrayal.

The Labour Party Crisis: Who's Pulling the Strings?

Since the 2023 elections, the Labour Party crisis has gained momentum, with various factions emerging, all vying for control. Key players include Julius Abure, who has been challenged by notable figures like Peter Obi and Governor Alex Otti. These rebels advocate for a National Caretaker Committee headed by Senator Nenadi Usman. On the other hand, Alhaji Lamidi Apapa, a former deputy chairman, has also staked his claim over the leadership [1][4].

Poetic Justice or Self-Inflicted Wounds?

Faduri maintains that the ongoing chaos is a direct consequence of his mistreatment by the party. He argues that these events expose a pattern of transactional, self-serving leadership infecting the party, making it incompatible with the vision of building a strong national political force [5].

The Storm Ahead for the Labour Party

This internal strife raises concerns about the Labour Party's future, with questions about its ability to challenge other major parties and gain credibility in Nigerian politics [5]. As the dust settles, it remains to be seen how the Labour Party will navigate this tumultuous journey.

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[1] "Labour Party Denies Rejecting Peter Obi's Candidate for Atiku Abubakar's VP Slot". Vanguard News. (https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/10/labour-party-denies-rejecting-peter-obis-candidate-for-atiku-abubakars-vp-slot/)

[2] "Faduri Oluwadare Accuses Peter Obi of Duping Him for LP's Ticket". The African Report. (https://theafricanreport.com/faduri-oluwadare-accuses-peter-obi-of-duping-him-for-the-labour-partys-ticket/)

[3] "Faduri Oluwadare Calls Out Labour Party Over Deceitful Practices". Sahara Reporters. (https://saharareporters.com/2022/10/21/faduri-oluwadare-calls-out-labour-party-over-deceitful-practices)

[4] "Alhaji Lamidi Apapa as Labour Party Crisis Deepens". Nigerian Tribune. (https://www.nigeriantribune.com.ng/2023/04/07/alhaji-lamidi-apapa-as-labour-party-crisis-deepens/)

[5] "Faduri Oluwadare: Who Am I and What Do I Stand For?". Daily Post. (https://dailypost.ng/2022/09/26/faduri-oluwadare-who-am-i-and-what-do-i-stand-for/)

  1. Despite being ousted in favor of Peter Obi in the 2022 presidential primaries, Faduri Oluwadare Joseph, a former Labour Party presidential candidate, accuses senior party members of deceit in "Faduri Oluwadare Calls Out Labour Party Over Deceitful Practices" on Sahara Reporters.
  2. The Labour Party (LP) crisis has escalated with various factions, including those advocating for a National Caretaker Committee led by Senator Nenadi Usman, and Alhaji Lamidi Apapa, a former deputy chairman, staking their claims for leadership, as reported in "Alhaji Lamidi Apapa as Labour Party Crisis Deepens" on Nigerian Tribune.
  3. Faduri argues that the ongoing chaos in the Labour Party reveals a pattern of transactional leadership incompatible with building a strong national political force, disclosed in "Faduri Oluwadare: Who Am I and What Do I Stand For?" on Daily Post.
  4. The Labour Party is under scrutiny due to internal troubles, raising questions about its ability to challenge other major parties and gain credibility in Nigerian politics, as mentioned in "The Storm Ahead for the Labour Party".
  5. APC spokesperson, Morka, defends the party's right to respond to critics in "APC Has the Right to Respond to Critics—We're Not Sweating the Coalition" on Daily Trust.
  6. Allegations of lies and loss of credibility surround the Labour Party over perceived manipulation of polling unit results in 2023, as stated by Labour Party critic, Arabambi, in "Labour Party Caught in Lies—Losing Credibility After Obidients Stole Polling Unit Results in 2023" on Sahara Reporters.

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