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Peter Obi, Supporters Dump Labour Party for ADC

31 December 2025

The Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, alongside his supporters, has defected to the opposition African Democratic Congress (ADC). The defection, currently underway at Nike Lake Resort in Enugu, has attracted prominent political figures from across the South-East, highlighting the political significance of the move. Peter Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, has […]

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Rising Defections Spark Concerns Ahead of 2027 Election

16 October 2025

The development has, however, ignited fears of a one-party state, with opposition leaders condemning the mass movement to the ruling party. Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar and the 2023 Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, dismissed the defections as acts of desperation by politicians seeking personal survival. They declared that the “battle line is drawn,” […]

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LP National Chairman Assaulted At Nnamdi Azikwe Airport

27 September 2025

According to a statement signed by the Labour Party’s spokesperson, Obiora Ifoh, Abure was quietly standing in line to board a Max Air flight to Benin when Mama P suddenly pounced on him. Ifoh said she continued the confrontation onboard, ignoring pleas from flight attendants to calm down, and even carried it on after the […]

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“I never threatened Peter Obi”- Okpebholo

20 July 2025

In a statement released by his Chief Press Secretary, Fred Itua, Governor Okpebholo clarified that his comments were misrepresented. He explained that he only stressed the importance of security protocols for high-profile individuals, especially politically exposed persons, visiting the state. According to the governor, it is within his constitutional duty to ensure the safety of […]

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Ireti Kingibe resigns from LP, defects to ADC

12 July 2025

While addressing journalists, Kingibe described her move as a calculated and deliberate political decision, noting that her formal induction into the ADC would be marked with “fanfare.” “I’m totally and completely committed to ADC, but, as the senator representing the Federal Capital Territory, don’t expect me to just take a lunch break and go collect […]

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Abure-led LP gives Obi 48 hours to leave party

3 July 2025

Obi was among the frontline politicians who joined the coalition adopting the African Democratic Congress, ADC, using their platform to contest the 2027 poll with the sole objective of unseating President Bola Tinubu. However, the faction’s National Publicity Secretary, Obiora Ifoh, in a statement, explained that the Labour Party under Abure’s leadership remains vehemently opposed […]

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Peter Obi submits his one-term proposal to coalition for consideration

2 July 2025

It was reported that Obi, said he is willing to be a one-term president in 2027. According to him, any candidate from the South elected president in the next election must be prepared to leave office on May 28, 2031, in line with the “unwritten power-sharing agreement” and the zoning principle. Recall that Obi, former […]

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PDP, LP lose members to APC

24 June 2025

The lawmakers are Peter Akpanke representing Obanliku/Obudu/ Beware federal constituency of Cross River State, who is allegedly defecting from the PDP and Paul Nnamchi representing Enugu East/Isi Uzo federal constituency of Enugu, who is leaving the Labour Party. Akpanke linked his defection from the PDP to the protracted crisis, which has defied solution, while Nnamchi […]

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Governor Bala Mohammed ready to work with Peter Obi

13 March 2025

Bauchi State Governor and Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Governors’ Forum, Bala Mohammed, has expressed his readiness to collaborate with Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, to strengthen opposition politics in Nigeria.

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Mixed Reactions Trails Osun LG Poll

24 February 2025

Reactions have begun to trail the just concluded Osun State local government election held on Saturday, February 22, 2025.

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