Labour Party vows to seek justice despite upcoming inauguration

The Labour Party has asked its followers and all Nigerians to continue expressing their sentiments, emotions, and disappointments, within the bounds of the law, stressing that justice will prevail in the fullness of time, ahead of President-elect Bola Tinubu’s inauguration on Monday....CONTINUE READING

The party claimed that the election that resulted in Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as the President-elect was plagued by anomalies in a statement signed by the party’s Chairman, Julius Abure, on Sunday…..CONTINUE READING

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He claimed that the accreditation of voters and the voting procedure was carried out fairly satisfactorily despite a variety of serious claims of violence, broken voting machines, and other difficulties.

He, however, lamented that “after counting of votes, a dark cloud engulfed the Nation. It became clear that the correct password, to transmit the Presidential Election results, electronically and instantly, from the BVAS to the INEC IREV, had been criminally withheld, contrary to specifications of the law and contrary to repeated emphasis, directives and promises to the Nation and its citizens, by Professor Mahmood Yakubu and INEC officials.”

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Abure alleged that votes “lawfully cast for the Labour Party candidate, were changed and reduced, and added to increase votes casted for the Presidential Candidate of the APC.”

Abure said the matter which is now before the presidential petitions tribunal will be pursued to logical conclusion…..CONTINUE READING