Kenneth Okonkwo, a chieftain of the Labour Party (LP), says there is no crisis in the party.
Speaking on Channels Television on Monday, Okonkwo described the Lamidi Apapa-led faction of the party as “politicians not worthy to be mentioned with regards to the LP”.
The LP has been embroiled in a leadership crisis since Lamidi Apapa, deputy national chairman of the party (south), declared himself the acting national chairman following the sack of Julius Abure by a court.
The party said Apapa has been suspended alongside Samuel Akingbade, national legal adviser; Gbenga Daramola, national financial secretary; Anselem Eragbe, national youth leader; and Abayomi Arabambi, national publicity secretary.
