LP disaster: Cease hobnobbing with Abure – Apapa tells Peter Obi, suspends 5 members

The management tussle within the Labour Occasion took one other twist as Lamidi Apapa’s faction suspended 5 govt members, together with the embattled Nationwide Chairman, Julius Abure.

Recall that the Abure-led faction suspended 5 govt members at Tuesday’s Nationwide Government Council in Asaba, Delta State.

Lamidi Apapa, the social gathering’s appearing Chairman, Alhaji Salem Lawal, Favour Reuben, Gbenga Daramola, Samuel Akingbade and Mohammed Akali have been affected.

However the embattled Apapa had rejected the alleged suspension from the social gathering, insisting that his management was official.

In a letter addressed to the Inspector Common of Police, Usman Alkali Baba, the Apapa’s faction requested the Police put Abure and his males in verify towards additional deterioration of the disaster.

The embattled Nationwide Publicity Secretary of the social gathering, Comrade Abayomi Arabambi, signed the assertion.

It described the NEC assembly in Asaba as unlawful.

Apapa’s faction issued suspension to Abure and 4 different members of the Labour Occasion.

Justifying the explanation for the suspension of 5 members, Apapa stated they have been punished for attending the Nationwide Government Council assembly convened just lately by the embattled social gathering chairman, Julius Abure, in Asaba, the Delta State.

It listed Ayo Olorunfemi, Deputy Nationwide Chairman, TUC; Ladi Iliya, Deputy Nationwide Chairman, NLC; Kennedy Chigozie Ahanotu, Deputy Nationwide Secretary; Dudu Manuga, Nationwide Ladies Chief and Harmless Okeke, Nationwide Vice Chairman South East because the affected members.

It added, “Peter Obi ought to cease hobnobbing with Julius Abure with the bags of forgery, perjury and monetary misconduct.

“Mr Peter Obi, the NLC & TUC management are actually admonished to dissociate themselves from Julius Abure’s FORGERY, PERJURY AND CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY to keep away from the shameful toga of Julius Abure’s corruption escapades”, the letter contained.