We'll use Anambra poll to test what 2027 will be – Labour Party Chairman

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By Madu Obi

The national chairman of the Labour Party, Mr. Julius Abure, has said that the November 8 governorship election in Anambra State will serve as a test run for the party’s anticipated victory in the 2027 presidential election.

Speaking in Awka, Abure who spoke through the party’s National Women Leader, Mrs. Dudu Manuga, during a forum organized by the Directorate of Mobilization and Integration (DMI), said LP has grown beyond its previous status, as it is showing strong presence in all states of the federation.

The event provided an opportunity for the party's governorship aspirants to engage with their delegates ahead of the primary election set for April 5.

He urged party members to remain united, stressing that internal disputes should not arise after the primary election.

According to him, the collective goal should be to win the main election in November and lay the groundwork for a larger victory in 2027.

He further highlighted the significance of the forum, which he described as a platform to foster engagement between aspirants and the people they aim to govern.

He expressed confidence that Labour Party would strengthen its presence at every polling unit across the state, reinforcing its strategy for future electoral success.

Among the aspirants who attended the event were Dr. George Moghalu and Mr. John Nwosu.