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The Labour Party (LP) has praised its elected members at the National Assembly and other levels of government for making it proud in their performances.
The party also accused the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) and Anambra State governor, Prof Chukwuma Soludo, of failure.
In a statement by Ugochukwu Emeh, Anambra State Chairman, LP said at a time it is undergoing some internal restructuring in order to be in a better position to face the challenges ahead, it was satisfied that its elected members have given a good account of themselves.
The party expressed happiness that Nigerians voted massively for its presidential candidate, Mr. Peter Obi and all candidates in the 2023 general election.
Assessing the performance of LP elected members, the party said: “We are proud of their achievements so far… We and the Obidient Family are proud of them. They are true Ambassadors of A New Nigeria. We urge them to continue to keep faith, A New Nigeria is still possible with Mr Peter Obi and Labour Party.”
Hiting hard at APGA and Governor Soludo, LP said: “As at today, Ndi Anambra have rejected APGA; quality representation is all Anambra citizens clamour for, which Ndi Anambra has not seen in the government of Prof. Soludo.
“The government has been insensitive to the plight of our people; it has subjected Ndi Anambra to extreme poverty to the point of diverting palliatives sent to Anambra State to cushion the effect of fuel subsidy removal and poor quality of service delivery.
The party praised Dr. Tony Nwoye, senator representating Anambra North, saying: “Senator Dr Tony Nwoye was elected to the National Assembly by the great and good people of Anambra North senatorial diistrict because of his unique style of leadership. He is one of the leaders in our party we are proud of. He has been vocal on state and national issues.”
Listing Nwoye’s achievements, LP said: “Dr Tony Nwoye has facilitated the release of funds for the rehabilitation of Otuocha-Nzam-Innoma-Iheaka-Ibaji-Kogi Federal Roads in the 2023 supplementary budget.
“Distinguished Senator Tony Nwoye of Anambra North Senatorial zone has also moved a motion for the dualization of 33-Nkwelle-Aguleri road junction.
“Dr Tony Nwoye has co-sponsored A motion on police brutality against innocent citizens of the country. The Motion was graciously carried by the Senate.
“Dr Tony Nwoye sponsored a motion on the lopsided ministerial appointment of President Tinubu. This motion moved by Senator Tony Nwoye was applauded by all major stakeholders of South East.
“Dr Tony Nwoye has moved a motion asking Federal Government to immortalise the late Igbo leader, calling for the renaming of Federal Polytechnic Oko or any other federal government insitution after Prof. Ben Nwabueze.”
The party also praised Chief Victor Umeh, senator representating Anambra Central, for being wonderful in his representation.
“The recent intervention on the demolition of buildings in Lagos and other national Issues speak volumes of who we sent to the National Assembly,” LP said.
