Grace Zamfara, the Labour Party’s Plateau State chapter chairman, said that former Anambra State Governor Peter Obi is steering the party to victory in the 2023 general elections.
While speaking at a press conference organized by the party’s chairmen throughout the state’s 17 Local Government Areas, Zamfara boasted about the upcoming elections in Jos on Monday.
She said that the party has built a structure in every corner of the country over the years and has subsequently produced a powerful leadership capable of winning the general elections in 2023.
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The chairman, who was represented by her deputy, Mike Audu, vowed that the party will win the governorship election in Plateau in 2023.
“The Labour Party is a force to reckon with in Nigeria at the moment”, Audu said.
He noted that the party had adopted necessary modalities toward becoming a ruling party, starting from the 2023 elections.
”Labour Party has structures in every nook and cranny of this country because over the years we have been working to achieve this.
”This party is currently a force to reckon with in Nigeria and there is no doubt that we are taking over power in 2023,” she said.
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Meanwhile, Deji Adeyanju, a renowned Abuja-based social-political activist, has prophesied that APC Presidential candidate Bola Tinubu will win the 2023 election.
In a message uploaded on Twitter, Deji Adeyanju stated that the opposition party is not unified.
The opposition parties, according to Adeyanju, are simply engaged in popularity competitions in order to establish their future political plans and to bargain with the APC-led government to divide votes.
He said: “APC will win next year’s general election because the opposition is not united.”
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“They are only interested in popularity contests to build on their future political plans and also to negotiate with the APC led government to divide votes.”
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