The national Chairman of Labour Party (LP), Abdulkadir Abdulsalam has dismissed the sacking of the Ogun State Chairman of the Party, Mr. Abayomi Arabambi, saying the action lacks locus standi.
Abdulsalam, Labour Party Chairman
Earlier today, Arabambi exco passed vote of confidence on Arabambi and also sacked him.
The party in a letter signed by its national chairman and secretary, Alhaji Abdulkadir Abdulsalam and Barrister Julius Abure and made available to journalists in Abeokuta, the state capital, said those carried out the sacking are “not financial members of the party”.
The letter reads: “Re: Petition Against Marginalisation and Anti-party Activities of Ogun State Labour Chairman. Our attention has been brought to a petition written by some individuals dated 20th May, 2019 and received today 19th June, 2019 making some allegations of marginalisation and anti-party activities and several others bothering on flagrant disregard for our party’s constitution.
It is unfortunate but we have to recall that before the congresses of Labour Party in Ogun State last year we did observe and objected: first to the background and character of those who are to contest for state offices and their failure or inability to meet up with the guidelines of the primaries of the party, you did assure us by guarantying and making an undertaken that all of them will pay within 30days”.
It added ” You will also recall that we have severally reminded you ghat the names of all those who contested and didn’t pay up the nomination form will not be sent to INEC and cannot be recognise by the National Headquarters of the party.
Curiosly, we have discovered that virtually all those signed the so called petition were never recognized, if not, how can a genuine officials / officers of the party desecrate the party’s integrity and image before the public without fully exhausting the internal machineries provided by the party on grievances, complain or grudges and to worsen the situation, circulating the same Letter to other political party Chairmen in the State. If not act of mischief, how come a letter written on the 20th May got to us at the National Secretariat on the 19th of June? “
The letter concluded ” What was the reason for the delay and what were the reasons of going public? In view of the aforesaid and other observations the petitioners have no locus standi to raise these issues at this point in time when the party is in tribunal. There must be more to it than meet the eye because we begin to wonder if these people are genuine members of Labour Party in Ogun State”.
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