The National Chairman of the Labour Party, Julius Abure, has said the party was still ready and available to support Ndigbo to realise their ambition of ruling the country in future.
Abure, who said the Labour Party, had no regret zoning the presidency to the Southeast, however, tasked the leaders of the zone on the need to pursue realignment with other sections of the country and to also priorities unity and togetherness to be able to win presidential election in 2027.
Abure, who spoke yesterday in Abuja at the Labour Party rally organised by the South East party members, ahead of the Area Council election slated to hold early next year also assured aspirants, who came in their numbers that the party would not impose candidates on them.
“Before 2023 general election, I used to believe erroneously that Igbo were not united but by the time Peter Obi joined the party and I had the privilege of campaigning for him across the wards and across Nigeria, I discovered that the Igbo are the most united, most formidable, most industrious, most hardworking and most fearless, and that is why today, I have no regrets that in spite of all odds, we zoned the presidential ticket of our party to South East.