2023: LP claims 22m voters, says we’re not a social media party

The Labour Party (LP) has said it is not a social media party, vowing to win the 2023 elections with 22m votes.

 The National Publicity Secretary of the party, Comrade Arabambi Abayomi, who stated this in Lagos, said there are more than 22 million registered voters who have indicated interest in the party.

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 He said Nigerians are yearning for change as the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) has failed to meet the expectations of the people.

 “We are not a social media political party. The people that are conducting our rallies across the states are human beings. We are the new phenomenon, the uncommon political party that will move our nation from consumption to production.

“As I speak now, with the number of support groups that have registered with their voters’ cards and telephone numbers, we have 22 million Nigerians with us. And we are expecting more before December.

“Nigerians are yearning for change; they have gone through a lot and they know the person they want to lead them. You can see that all across Nigeria, the movement is so massive because Peter Obi is the only pan-Nigeria candidate who the people trust. These are Nigerians asking for positive change,” he said.