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    Labour party sets up 11-man committee to mainstream diasporans activities for political gains

    By National UpdateSeptember 1, 2022 2023 general election No Comments2 Mins Read
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    In a bid to mainstream political gains of the Nigerians in the diasporas, the Labour Party has moved a step further to inaugurate an 11-man committee to coordinate their activities for actualisation of the Obi/Datti jvictiry come 2023

    National Chairman of the Party Barrister Julius Abure, who inaugurated the committee in Abuja on Thursday said the committee is mandated to source for funds to prosecute the 2023 presidential target of the Labour Party and its candidate, Mr. Peter Obi
    Abure tasked the committee to ensure it is accountable to Nigerians as the candidate they are projecting for the number one job in Nigeria has inspired a movement of Nigerians who want to take their country back with accountability as his watchword.
    The media space had been dominated with reports of a plan to unveil crowdfunding initiatives to actualise the Presidential project of Mr. Peter Obi and the Labour Party.

    According to him, the committee would among other things coordinate the activities of the Diaspora as well as facilitate creation of the Diasporas Chairman.
    The committee which has Honorable Amadichi Chibuike as it’s chairman and Mr. Jeffrey Ukhuregbe Ikhine as it’s secretary has the following terms of reference.
    According to Abure the committee would be responsible to recommend for the national chairman the creation of the Diaspora chapters.
    “Monitor the activities of the Diaspora chapter report to the national chairman organized fundraising activities and donations to the party. After liaising with the party.
    “Facilitate travel arrangements for party officials to perform any other functions connected. These are the terms of reference of this committee.
    He charged the committee to work without favour of any kind and remain Patriotic.

    Abure noted that the committee was borne out of the yearning of public “There has also been the clamor of people who wants to contribute to the growth and development of the party arising from these calls, and the necessity to have these activities coordinated,” the party inaugurated the committee in response to the yearning of supporters of the Labour Party.
    Chairman of the committee, Hon. “2023 General Election is a special electioneering year because it is an election that all Nigerians both home and in Diaspora are fully involved in, to see the birth of a New Nigeria.

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