Labour Party (LP) Senatorial aspirant for Anambra Central, Venerable Tochukwu Sagacious Ikezue, has congratulated the newly elected leaders of the party, led by Senator Nenadi Esther Usman, on their emergence at the party’s 2026 elective national convention. He urged them to view their election as a call to greater service, unity, and sacrifice in advancing the party’s ideals.
Speaking at the convention held at the International Conference Centre, Umuahia, Ikezue described their emergence as a clear demonstration of the confidence reposed in them by party faithful nationwide. He noted that the task ahead demands humility, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to the collective interest of the party and the Nigerian people.
He emphasized the need for love, mutual respect, and inclusiveness in the leadership process, stressing that the strength of the Labour Party lies in its ability to accommodate diverse voices and perspectives. According to him, fostering an environment where every member feels valued, regardless of status or background, remains key to sustaining party cohesion and growth.
Addressing the theme of the convention, “Labour Party Rising: United for Victory,” Ikezue underscored the importance of unity, resilience, and collective commitment among members. He said the theme reflects the party’s renewed determination to consolidate its gains and position itself as a formidable force in Nigeria’s political landscape.
While pledging his continued support to the new leadership, the senatorial hopeful called on party members to rally behind the executives and avoid actions capable of causing division. He maintained that the task ahead requires a shared vision and collective effort, adding that only through unity and purposeful leadership can the party achieve electoral success and promote people-oriented governance.
Ikezue expressed optimism that with sustained cooperation and strategic mobilization, the Labour Party is well-positioned to secure future electoral victories and deepen its impact across the country.
The convention attracted top party stakeholders from across the federation, including the Governor of Abia State, Dr. Alex Otti, representatives of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), the Trade Union Congress (TUC), and members of the media, among others.