CurrentReport Blog Nollywood veteran and former Labour Party (LP) Presidential Campaign Council spokesman, Kenneth Okonkwo, has announced his official resignation from the party. The actor, who entered politics to advocate for good governance, cited ongoing internal conflicts and leadership challenges within the Labour Party as the key reasons behind his decision.
In a statement released to the public, Okonkwo revealed that his resignation will take effect on February 25, 2025, the second anniversary of the 2023 presidential election. He expressed his commitment to continue working towards a better Nigeria, aligning himself with other well-meaning Nigerians who are dedicated to fostering good governance.
Okonkwo’s Statement: “My entrance into politics was always for the betterment of Nigeria, and I will continue to work toward making the country a place of incorruptible leadership,” Okonkwo said. “Unfortunately, this vision can no longer be realized within the Labour Party as it stands today.”
Okonkwo’s resignation marks the end of his political association with the Labour Party, after a period of internal strife and leadership struggles. He emphasized his intention to join forces with like-minded individuals to pave the way for a brighter future for Nigeria.
Looking Ahead: The former Labour Party spokesman did not specify the political group or platform he plans to join next but reassured supporters that his focus will remain on improving governance in Nigeria. His resignation is likely to stir significant conversations within the political landscape as Nigerians await his next steps.
Okonkwo’s departure follows a series of challenges facing the Labour Party, making his decision a pivotal moment in Nigerian politics as the country navigates its leadership challenges.
