The Apapa faction of the Labour Party has reconciled with Abure, aiming to present a unified opposition against Peter Obi.
Apparently weary of the leadership struggle between the Julius Abure-led Labour Party (LP) and his camp, the Deputy National Chairman, South, of the LP, Lamidi Apapa has collapsed his faction and accepted Abure as the national chairman of the party.
With this development, the leadership tussle between the two camps may have also been laid to rest.
However, the Apapa’s faction has stated that both factions reconciled to fight the presidential candidate of the party in the 2023 general election, Mr. Peter Obi and the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC).
The crisis between Abure and Apapa almost polarised the party to the extent that both filed separate appeals during the presidential election petition.
In what was described as an anti-party activity to destabilise the party for the benefit of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Apapa had filed a petition to discontinue Obi’s presidential petition against President Bola Tinubu.
The NLC had backed Abure during the war of attrition between him and Apapa.
With the new peace deal between Abure and Apapa, the two camps would team up against the plans by the NLC to take over the party.
Apapa Faction Accepts Abure As Labour Party National Chairman, Says Fight Now Against Peter Obi, NLC
