LABOUR PARTY OJO L.G.A

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They are scared of the Labour Party and are yet to recover from the shock of defeat in the 2023 election here in Ojo. But no matter what they do the people's voice will be heard come 12th July

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WATCH: Labour Party Candidate Alleges Attack By Iba Monarch, Thugs During Ojo Council Campaign, Says King Declared Area ‘APC Town’

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Iba monarch, Jafo, disrupts our rally, refused us passage.
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I challenge other Nigerian politicians to show us their letter to reject government perks!

Challenge begins

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Who will you vote for in Edo elections

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COMMUNIQUE

Communique Issued At The End Of The Meeting Of The National Working Committee Of The Labour Party Held On The 26th Day Of August 2024 At The National Headquarters Of The Labour Party In Abuja.

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Ojo Labour Party Disciplinary committee summons it's Federal House of Representatives Member, Hon. Seyi Sowunmi, to appear before it for contravening provisions of the Party's constitution.

Cc: @HonSeyiSowunmi, @LagosLabour, @NgLabour

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Ojo Labour Party Disciplinary committee summons it's Federal House of Representatives Member, Hon. Seyi Sowunmi, to appear before it for contravening provisions of the Party's constitution.

Cc: @HonSeyiSowunmi, @LagosLabour, @NgLabour

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Join our @NgLabour candidate for Edo Election and the next governor of Edo State @ARISEtv.

[Pst. Dayo Akin-Taylor Ekong @PstDayoEkong]

Yesterday, Saturday 24th Aug, I, with my State Secretary , State Deputy Chairmen, The State Woman Leader and the LP State Youth Leader, had a crucial meeting with my LG Chairmen. We continue to recharge for tasks ahead of us.
As the main opposition Party, we are not relenting.

[Pst. Dayo Akin-Taylor Ekong @PstDayoEkong]

The efforts of the Nigeria Youths to birth a New Nigeria shall not be in vain. It shall not be a fruitless journey. Our struggle is real and shall be rewarded with victory over corruption and the moral decadence found in our present government.

- Pastor Dee

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Yesterday, Saturday 24th Aug, the Labour Party Lagos State Chairman, Pastor Dr Dayo Ekong; with her State Secretary , State Deputy Chairmen, The State Woman Leader and the LP State Youth Leader, had a crucial meeting with the Labour Party LG Chairmen.

She, during her speech, charged the LG Chairmen, to rekindle the Obidient fire and zeal with which LP did the unthinkable at the 2023 elections.

According to her, "...it is left for us to be very resilient , forthright dedicated and committed to the course as we continue to recharge for tasks ahead of us."

The State Secretary, Chief Sam Okpala, in his speech, also encouraged the LG Chairmen to put all efforts to activate the participation at the grassroot.

All the Local Government Chairmen were physically present at the meeting and the meeting that took several hours ended with all recharged for the great task before them.

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The Battle will be long and tough; HOWEVER, WE WILL TRIUMPH.

Pastor Dayo Ekong
Chairman Labour Party Lagos State
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By Pastor Dayo Ekong Chairman Labour Party Lagos State

**The Role of Leadership in Times of Crisis**
Leadership, especially in times of crisis, is not about managing the status quo.
To truly understand this topic we must first realign our mindset on the true definition of
what a leader should be.
The decay in the moral fabric in our society has impacted negatively on the minds of
the younger generation.
Lack of genuine and effective leadership permeates into every facet of our lives and its
effects are felt in every aspect of our society.
Should we talk about how the economy affects our women in terms of a lack of
opportunities for them to thrive and contribute to the well being of the home, or should
we talk about our young women who have turned to a life of prostitution all in the name
of making money just to survive?
We hear of billions being budgeted annually in so called government training programs
for women. programs that enrich the so called trainers and don’t have any effect
whatsoever on the economic output of our women.
As the leader of a political party, I often hear the term My Leader..My Leader and I often
look at the person being called a leader and I wonder to myself how we got to this stage
in Nigeria.
A person with no moral values, no integrity, looters of public funds being called leaders
because of the crumbs they can afford to dole out to these young people.
The youth, who make up a significant portion of our population, bear the brunt of our
leadership challenges.
With rising unemployment rates, limited access to quality education, and the increasing
cost of living, our young people face a future filled with uncertainty.
This is not just an economic issue; it is a social crisis that threatens the very fabric of
our society.
Let us take an example from a certain social media personality called Dan Bello whose
criticism of government and especially the elite has drawn a lot of attention recently.
He is a PhD holder teaching in China at the primary school equivalent level. A PhD
holder teaching young kids, that goes to show you how intentional that country is about
giving the kids proper education and mentorship that starts right from their childhood.
Can you just imagine the quality of education those children are getting at their
formative years?
We need to start prioritising education and proper mentorship from a very young age
and instilling good moral values in the coming generation not only by teaching them but
also by showing them in our words and actions.
Those societies realise that the youth are not just the leaders of tomorrow; they are the
backbone of today.
They are the innovators, the entrepreneurs, the change-makers who have the potential
to drive our nation forward.
However, in the face of an economic downturn, their potential is often stifled by lack of
opportunities, underemployment, and a system that does not fully cater to their needs
and aspirations.
As we confront these economic challenges, we must ask ourselves: What kind of future
are we building for our youth?
Are we providing them with the tools they need to succeed, or are we leaving them to
navigate these difficult times on their own?
As leaders, it is our responsibility to create an environment where young people can
thrive, even in the face of adversity.
The Labour Party believes that leadership in this context means taking bold actions to
address the root causes of youth unemployment, investing in education and skills
development, and creating pathways for young people to participate meaningfully in the
economy.
We must also advocate for policies that protect our youth from exploitation and ensure
that they have access to the resources they need to build a better future.
Let us lead with purpose, with compassion, and with a steadfast commitment to the
empowerment of our youth.
Being a leader is a heavy moral burden. You have to be above par in every single area
of both your public and private life. Remember our youths watch