The Labour Party has congratulated two of its members on their emergence as principal officers in the National Assembly.
In a statement signed by the controversial National Publicity Secretary of the Labour Party, Comrade Abayomi Arabambi, the National Working Committee of the party commended the inclusivity of the National Assembly leadership.
The statement reads in part: “The National Working Committee of the Labour Party congratulates Senator Darlington Nwokeocha and Hon. George Ozidinobi on their emergence as principal officers of the National Assembly.
The selection of these Abia Senator and Anambra House of Representatives member demonstrates the belief in the importance of the will of the Nigerian people for a robust Nigeria.”
The Labour Party’s National Working Committee, led by Comrade Lamidi Apapa, congratulates these two Nigerians from the Labour Party/Obi-dient movement and urges them to remain steadfast in serving the Nigerian people and nation-building.
The statement emphasizes the need for Nigeria to be connected and sustain such connections with the international community, particularly during a time when the nation requires collective efforts for growth and development.
The statement also highlights the immense challenges facing the nation and emphasizes the importance of an inclusive government in leading the country on the path of growth.
The selection of Senator Darlington Nwokeocha as Minority Whip in the Upper Legislative Chamber and Hon. George Ozidinobi as Deputy Minority Whip from the Labour Party is seen as a reflection of participatory governance.
The Labour Party is proud of its role in providing a platform for diverse representation and a voice for the Nigerian people. The party commends the National Assembly leadership for respecting the outcome of party-wide consultations and facilitating this development.
The statement concludes by expressing pride in the party’s representation in the National Assembly and congratulates the senatorial and federal constituency representatives for their commitment to protecting the overall interests of Nigeria.
