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Faduri Oluwadare Joseph, a former presidential hopeful and Labour Party (LP) chieftain, has accused the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, of being responsible for the party’s crisis.
In a statement issued on Thursday, he accused the former Anambra governor of throwing fingers at everyone but himself.
He referred to the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), which he said Obi did not form but abandoned after reaping the party’s benefits.
The LP leader stated that Peter Obi was solely responsible for the party’s predicament.
He said that all of the party’s illicit dealings were done to further Obi’s political ambition.
The statement reads in part, “My attention has been drawn to numerous comments and videos in which Mr. Peter Obi continues to blame everyone but himself for the Labour Party’s deepening crisis.” Obi appears to be blaming everyone but himself, from the present president to party leadership and even external factors.
“This is both disappointing and deceptive.” It’s ludicrous that a man who prides himself on competence, capacity, and productivity – the Labour Party’s basic goal — is now a symbol of discord, confusion, and underperformance.
“I recently saw a video in which he blamed the president for the party’s difficulties. In another, he questioned the party’s leadership. The blaming game is never-ending.
“Let’s be honest: Mr. Peter Obi is the single guy accountable for the Labour Party’s downward slide.
“When Obi joined the Labour Party in 2022, it was united. The house was in good order. However, since his arrival, a crisis has shaken the party from top to bottom. The center could no longer withstand.
“This split contributed significantly to our loss in the 2023 general election. A house divided cannot stand.
“How can a man who claims to want to lead a complex country like Nigeria not even run a minor political party?
“I implore all Obi supporters to consider critically: If Peter Obi can’t overcome party-level disputes, how will he handle inter-state conflicts, economic restructuring, security instability, and national reconciliation?
“Let us not forget that Obi did not construct APGA, the platform that provided him with his first opportunity. He abandoned it when he could have developed it into a national party, like Nnamdi Azikiwe did with the NCNC and Awolowo with the UPN. Compare this to Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, who transformed a provincial party into the national behemoth that currently dominates Nigeria.
“Instead of strengthening the APGA, Obi went to the PDP for another political meal, then to the Labour Party for a third—always looking for the easiest path, not the one that required true leadership and sacrifice.”
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“After the 2023 elections, instead of returning to rebuild the Labour Party and unite disgruntled members, he distanced himself from Barr. Julius Abure, the very guy he utilized throughout the campaign. Now that the party is over, he blames Abure for the mess, forgetting that he was the one who strolled into a spotless house and screwed it up.
“Let me be clear: I am not a fan of Julius Abure, but the dubious dealings currently under investigation were undertaken to advance Obi’s political ambition. Leadership necessitates devotion, accountability, and the will to lead, particularly in tough circumstances.”
