This is coming after a Rivers State High Court struck out a suit by the suspended chairman of the party, Dienye Pepple, praying the court to determine if it’s national chairman, Julius Abure has the sole right to suspend the state executives and appoint a steering committee, following his anti-party activities in the state.
State Chairman of the party, Hilda Dokubo, who spoke in her first activity as the new leader of the party in the state after the election, said people needed to recover from the outcome of the election.
Dokubo, who is a renowned Nollywood actress, stated that they have not given up, hoping for 2027, but they are waiting for the judiciary to save Nigeria.
Reacting to a statement by the former South South Vice Chairman of the party, Favour Reuben, blaming Peter Obi of being responsible for the internal crisis rocking the Labour Party, Dokubo said Reuben has been expelled by the National Executive Committee of the party and he has no right to speak about issues of the party.
On his part; the Rivers State Organizing Secretary and Spokesperson of the Labour Party, Gogo Wellington said the purpose of their meeting is to encourage members across the twenty local government areas of the state, that they are still on course to reclaim their mandate at the presidential election tribunal.
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