The Lagos State chapter of the Labour Party recently hosted a reconciliation meeting titled “We Can Be One” in preparation for the 2027 general elections.
The event took place on December 21, 2024, in Alausa, Ikeja.
The meeting brought together key party leaders and members, including Hon. Mrs. Foluke Osafile, who represents Amuwo Odofin Constituency 1 in the Lagos State House of Assembly; Pastor Funke Awolowo, Head of the Party’s Directorate and Mobilisation; Chief Sam Okpala, the state secretary; and Pastor (Mrs.) Dayo Ekong, the state chairman, among others.
During the meeting, party leaders emphasized the importance of unity and forgiveness to strengthen the Labour Party’s prospects in upcoming elections.
Pastor Ekong, in her address, thanked party members for attending the event and commended Hon. Osafile for her unwavering support to the party.
She highlighted that unity and love were essential to maintaining the party’s credibility and success, urging members to remain committed despite any challenges or disagreements.
“Internal differences are natural in any political party, but how we handle and overcome them is what counts,” Ekong said.
“I urge those who feel overlooked or upset to embrace peace and unity. If we have wronged anyone, I take full responsibility.”
Osafile also spoke, expressing that the reconciliation effort was sincere, noting the presence of those who had previously felt aggrieved.
She remarked that the atmosphere was one of happiness and optimism, showing that the party was genuinely coming together ahead of future elections.
