Judgements in Nigeria is cash and carry – Delta LP

Judgements in Nigeria is cash and carry - Delta LP

The Labour Party (LP), has expressed dissatisfaction towards the Supreme Court judgement upholding the election of President Bola Tinubu, describing it as a judgement of cash and carry.

The Delta state Labour Party Chairman, Tony Ezeagwu and the party Chairman in Oshimili North Local Government Area of the state, Ngozi Onwordi, gave the description while speaking with journalists during the opening ceremony of Oshimili North Labour Party Secretariat in Obodogba Quarters, in Okpanam, insisted that Nigeria had no judiciary which has led to an early preparation by the party for the next general elections.

The Chairmen respectively noted that the party has come to stay and until the people are liberated, they will not stop. They promised to support all candidates under the party in national, state and local government levels. 

The state Governorship candidate of the party, Ken Pela, who was also at the event expressed joy, noting that the secretariat will help politics closer to the people of the community. 

Meanwhile, Chairman of Ashinze Charles Obiodogwu Foundation and member of the party who built the edifice, Ashinze Obiodogwu, while speaking with journalists during the event noted that he built the edifice for the purpose of consistency.

According to him, the masses have long been cheated by other political parties who have been ruling the country for years.

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