council on March 21, accused the national chairman of Labour Party , Julius Abure, of running LP as a personal business.
NLC’s Edo team, which was led by its vice chairman, Suleiman Abubakar, noted that LP belonged to the congress, saying the NLC should be carried along in every decision while warning that the congress would not allow Abure to impose any candidate on them as the new national chairman.Abubakar said: “We were directed across the 36 states of Nigeria to picket all LP’s offices.
Edo publicity secretary of LP, Comrade Sam Uropka, while reacting, insisted that NLC had abandoned its primary responsibility to Nigerian workers, while chasing shadows, at a time when the workers were dying of hunger and suffering.
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