The Labour Party, LP, has said the meeting between its 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi and his counterpart from Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Atiku Abubakar, ex-Senate President Bukola Saraki and Sule Lamido, was to rescue Nigerians from their current suffering.
LP’s National Publicity Secretary, Obiora Ifoh, said there
would be more of such meetings aimed at brainstorming over the sufferings of
Nigerians.
On Monday, Obi met with Atiku and the PDP chieftains in
Abuja.
However, Ifoh said the party was in support of the meeting,
adding that the meeting was that of like-minded individuals.
The LP spokesman also disclosed that additional meetings had
been scheduled to occur ahead of the 2027 general election.
A statement by Ifoh said: “Yes, it was a meeting of
like-minded individuals who believe there is a need for better leadership in
our nation. They are people who see that Nigerians are suffering, not receiving
what they bargained for, and observe corruption persisting in high places while
Nigeria’s resources are mismanaged.
“They believe it’s the right time to unite and take action
to address the challenges facing Nigeria today. Despite the government being
barely a year old, Nigeria is facing difficult times under the APC
administration, which seems directionless.
“This meeting is just the beginning; there will be further
interactions and gatherings with other individuals. Together, they will
brainstorm on how to rescue the nation. The party is fully aware of the meeting
and is committed to working hard to achieve something significant for our
country.”
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