The Labour Party led by Senator Nenadi Usman has dismissed a claim that it is suffering a funding problem.
Reacting to a claim by its former Publicity Secretary, Tony Akene, on the party’s finances, the Usman-led party said it has always operated on a limited budget.
Senior Special Adviser to Usman, Ken Eluma Asogwa, in an interview with LEADERSHIP, said Akene’s departure was due to unrealistic expectations about the party’s financial resources.
“Everybody knows that we don’t have the money to spend like the PDP or the APC that have a civil governance and people who think they have presidents in power.
“If before his appointment he was thinking that he was coming in to maybe dispense resources from a deep pocket, and he came in and he’s not able to see it, and he left, I don’t think the party is to blame for his departure.” he said
Asogwa also addressed the ongoing leadership dispute, saying a court judgment recognises Senator Nenadi Usman as the national chairman of the Labour Party, and the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has acknowledged her leadership.
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