Barrister Julius Abure, the National Chairman of the Labour Party has announced a renewed commitment to unity and forgiveness following a landmark ruling by the Federal High Court in Abuja.
The court, presided over by Justice Emeka Nwite, upheld the legitimacy of the party’s leadership and recognized the outcome of the Labour Party convention held in Nnewi, Anambra State, effectively validating Abure’s position.
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In a heartfelt statement, Abure expressed gratitude for the ruling, which he described as a victory not only for the party but also for justice and democracy in Nigeria.
He emphasized that the ruling confirms the prevailing rule of law and restores legitimacy to the party’s leadership.
“I must first and foremost thank Almighty God for guiding us through this challenging period,” Abure said, acknowledging the judiciary’s role in the proceedings.
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He praised Justice Nwite for his courage and integrity in delivering a judgment that resisted external pressures, asserting that this ruling has renewed faith in Nigeria’s judicial system.
Abure also extended his appreciation to Justice Omotosho, who previously validated the Labour Party’s convention, and Justice C. K. Nwankwo of the Abia High Court, who resisted attempts to issue restrictive orders against the party.
He highlighted the efforts of these judges in upholding justice amid significant pressure.
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With the court’s ruling now established, Abure expressed a spirit of forgiveness towards those who had previously undermined the party and engaged in character assassination.
He referenced the teachings of Jesus Christ, stating, “I forgive them for they do not know what they are doing,” but emphasized that true reconciliation must involve reflection, repentance, and restitution.
Abure called on Peter Obi, the former presidential candidate of the Labour Party, to help unite the party as they move forward into a new era.
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He acknowledged the need for restructuring and healing within the party but assured members that they would work together to reconnect with grassroots supporters and strengthen their organizational structures.
“This judgment marks the beginning of a new era for the Labour Party in Nigeria,” Abure stated.
“With the collective efforts of all members, we will continue to fight for the interests of the common man and the betterment of Nigeria.”
Abure reaffirmed his appreciation for the judiciary’s commitment to justice and the steadfastness of Labour Party members and supporters during a tumultuous period.
He expressed hope that the recent victory would serve as a foundation for building a stronger, more united Labour Party dedicated to serving the Nigerian populace.
