….. Announces New Political Direction Amidst Labour Party Leadership Concerns

Abuja, Nigeria

In a candid and detailed letter to his fellow Nigerians, Kenneth Okonkwo, a prominent political figure, has expressed his discontent with the current state of leadership within the Labour Party. He has announced his intention to chart a new course in his political journey, distancing himself from the party’s current trajectory and leadership under Peter Obi.

A Call for Decisive Leadership

In his letter titled “My Political Journey to a Great Nigeria,” Okonkwo articulated his unwavering commitment to a Nigeria built on equity, justice, and fairness. He emphasized the need for a solid political party with a strong grassroots base to wrestle power from what he described as “kakistocrats and kleptocrats” currently leading the nation astray.

Disillusionment with Labour Party Leadership

Okonkwo highlighted several incidents that led to his disillusionment with the Labour Party, particularly pointing out the lack of decisive leadership from Peter Obi. He recounted his initial shock when Obi publicly declared he did not promise Nigerians to build a strong Labour Party, a statement that raised concerns about the party’s future direction and integrity.

He also criticized the party’s National Working Committee for failing to organize an inclusive convention and for being plagued by internal shenanigans and criminal activities. This, Okonkwo noted, left the party confused and lacking clear leadership.

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Commitment to Nigerian Aspirations

Despite his criticisms, Okonkwo made it clear that his decision to distance himself from the Labour Party had nothing to do with personal grievances or ambitions to join other major political parties like APC or PDP. Instead, he reiterated his commitment to the aspirations of the Nigerian people for a better and greater nation.

Future Political Plans

Okonkwo announced his intention to embark on consultations with like-minded individuals to determine his next steps in the political landscape. He emphasized that his journey would not include joining APC or PDP at this time but would focus on consolidating efforts towards a new political direction.

He called on Nigerians to support leaders who have the integrity and courage to stand against corrupt and incompetent leadership. Okonkwo stressed the importance of peaceful protests as a democratic right and urged the government to exercise restraint in managing such protests, emphasizing that good governance is the best way to avoid civil unrest.

Conclusion

In closing, Okonkwo reaffirmed his dedication to the Nigerian people and their vision for a prosperous nation. He expressed his readiness to work towards a great Nigeria, with or without the current Labour Party leadership, and his belief in the power of collective action to achieve meaningful change.

“Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria,” Okonkwo concluded, leaving an open-ended promise of his continued involvement in the nation’s political future.