Politics
Full List: Labour Party Constitutes Electoral Reform Committee: Sam Amadi Appointed Chairman
The Labour Party (LP) has announced the formation of its Electoral Reform Committee, appointing prominent analyst Sam Amadi as its chairman. The committee, tasked with conducting a comprehensive review of the party’s electoral procedures to ensure transparency and fairness, will commence its duties following an inauguration scheduled for Thursday, July 4, 2024, at 11:00 am at the LP national headquarters in Abuja.
Umar Farouk Ibrahim, National Publicity Secretary of the LP, disclosed in a statement that the committee has been granted a three-month timeline to deliver its findings. The mandate includes a holistic assessment aimed at establishing mechanisms that guarantee credible elections within the party.
The committee members, as approved by the LP leadership, include:
Hon. Dr. Sam Amadi – Chairman
Comrade Ayo Olorunfemi – Alternate Chairman
Mrs Dudu Manuga – Secretary
Comrade Adekunle Rotimi – Alternate Secretary
Barrister Calistus Ihediagwa – Alternate Secretary
Additional members appointed to serve on the committee are:
Nasiru Kura
Alex Ejeseme, SAN
Hannah Amina Yahaya
Hon. Chijioke Edeoga
Sen. Tony Nwoye
Mike Igini
Hon. Benedict Etanabene
Hon. Esosa Iyawe
Nuhu Toro (TUC)
Mohammed A. Raji
Martins Egbanubi (TUC)
Mohammed Sabitu Aliyu
Obaze Oseloka
Hon. Oke-Joe Onuakalusi
Hon. Auwal Aliyu Tafoki
Prof Onje Gye-Wado
Dr. Ishaku Adam
The LP emphasized its commitment to transparency and democratic principles, pledging to implement the recommendations put forth by the committee to enhance internal electoral processes.