The Digest:
Lagos Labour Party (LP) chairperson, Dayo Ekong, has urged Peter Obi to "pause and reflect" as his political influence continues to dwindle. She believes his past political moves are eroding the foundation of support he once had.
Key Points:
- Dayo Ekong urges Peter Obi to reflect on his declining influence.
- Obi's support is fading due to divisive choices and inconsistent actions.
- Obi’s endorsements, including in Edo and Imo, have not yielded positive results.
- In the Anambra by-election, Obi backed ADC candidate Justina Azuka, but the LP’s poor performance showed his influence in the state is waning.
- Ekong criticized Obi for undermining LP unity and urged him to stop his party affiliation battles.
- The LP chair pointed out that Obi's actions now jeopardize his future political aspirations, with 2027 in mind.
- Ekong calls for a focus on rebuilding trust within the party and moving past divisive tactics.
With his political influence under threat, Ekong’s plea for Obi to pause, reflect, and realign himself serves as a crucial moment for the Labour Party’s future. It’s a reminder that leadership demands strategy, trust, and unity.
Sources: Punch, TheCable
