Lamidi who claims the leadership of the Labor Party after the Supreme Court’s decision

The change of dramatic events has occurred in the dispute over the leadership of the Labor Party (LP) between the National Work Committee led by Julius Abure and the Nenadi Usman Caregiver Committee.

Following the decision of the new Supreme Court, lamidi whatever, who has been absent from the political arena for a year, has announced the takeover of party leadership.

Claims who came after the Supreme Court’s decision on Friday, April 4, 2025, which canceled the appeal court in Abuja’s recognition of Abure as the National Party Chairperson. According to whatever, the Puncak Court’s decision positioned him, as the most senior vice chairman, to replace Abure.

In a statement signed by the Secretary of the National Publicity of Faction, Dr. Abayomi Arabambi, who stated the assumption of leadership. The statement also announced that the National Work Committee, as formed in 2022, will convey on Monday, April 14, 2025, to discuss zoning arrangements.

“After the cross-appleal dismissal submitted by the former national chairman who was overthrown, Bar Julius Abure, also by the Supreme Court on April 4, 2025, what this means that all actions and decisions taken by Julius Abure since April 4, 2023 were null and void,” the statement said.

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Who further expressed his claim, which stated, “Following the Supreme Court’s decision to put aside all assessments that recognize the leadership of Julius Abure as national chairman, I, Alhaji Bashiru Lamidi, anywhere, here, here. And Alh Farouk Umar Ibrahim as National Secretary.”

In the future, who announced the upcoming NWC faction meeting. “My leadership hereby calls on all members of the Labor Party that our National Work Committee in 2022 will meet next week, Monday, April 14, 2025, to announce our plans, which will include zoning the position of the national chairman to the North and National Secretary in the South,” he said.

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