Labour Party won the election as a result of the zeal and effort of the Obidients movement–According to Akaegbu

Don Akaegbu, a Lagos-based attorney and authority on election petitions, allegedly charged that the Labour Party’s leadership was more focused on their financial gain than on actually winning the election, according to the Sun article. He asserted that the party’s legal defeat was ultimately caused by its failure to offer the legal staff adequate support. Though he acknowledged that popularity alone was not enough to win the election, he attributed the Labour Party’s success to the “Obidients Movement”. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

He said, “They were more interested in the pecuniary gains than doing the right thing. I can say it unequivocally. Had they taken their time, were they minded to win the election, they would have done more by having enough materials to support the legal team. The legal team was practically struggling because Labour Party’s Chairman, Barr. Julius Abure and his co-travelers were more minded to make money than doing the right thing. So, the Labour Party won the election as a result of the zeal and effort of the Obidients Movement, but winning the case was a different ballgame.” CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>