Comrade Julius Abure, the former national chairman of the Labour Party who was sacked by the Supreme Court last week, has reiterated that there is no leadership vacuum within the party.
Defiant Abure dismissed any claims suggesting otherwise as baseless and invalid.
He made this declaration on Monday during the party’s ongoing National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held at the Labour Party’s National Secretariat in Utako, Abuja.
While speaking to party members and stakeholders, Mr. Abure stressed that the party remains united under a clear leadership structure and warned against attempts by individuals or groups to cause confusion.
He said: “There is no vacuum in the leadership of the Labour Party. The Supreme Court judgement did not say the tenure of the current NWC under my leadership has expired.
“The so-called National Caretaker Commie is an illegal body unknown to any law guiding the Labour Party.
“What happened in Umuahia, Abia State, was not a NEC meeting; as such, the so-called caretaker committee is an illegal entity.
“The purported caretaker committee is just a meddlesome interloper whose sole purpose is to destroy our party”.
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