The Labour Party has also appealed to its members to embark on aggressive mobilization
Speaking to Journalists in Lafia, Thursday, July 28, 2022, the party chairman said commercial activities would be suspended in Lafia and other cities in the state to sensitize, educate and enlighten the party supporters and other citizens of the state on the need to change the political narrative in Nasarawa.
While urging supporters of the party and other Nigerians ready with positive ideas for better Nigeria to come out en mass on August 6th, 2022 for the planned one-million-man march for the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi.
Emmanuel who appealed to residents of the state yet to register for their Permanent Voter Cards, to do so before the deadline on July 31st, 2022, noted that having their voters card was the only way to vote out bad governance, end insecurity, reduce poverty, impunity and hunger.
The Labour Party has also appealed to its members to embark on aggressive mobilisation to ensure the party’s victory in the 2023 general elections.
“We have not experienced what we are experiencing now in terms of people joining the party. We keep gaining more members and supporters every day; in fact, we are elated.
“There are some people who did not believe that Obi could come out to contest and some leaders are in support of Obi.
“We have the support of more than five governors that are supporting the party underneath. We don’t want to mention their names for now.
“Our candidate’s past achievements have attracted supporters and again, not all of them believe that Nigeria should continue the way it is going now.
“They want change in the country,” he said.