We Regret Peter Obi Leaving Us Details Of Alex Ottis Meeting With LP NEC Emerges


The political landscape in Nigeria has been rocked by a series of seismic shifts as we enter 2026 In a pivotal move on Saturday, which is the January 31, 2026, the Governor of Abia State and leader of the Labour Party (LP), Alex Otti, convened a high stakes meeting with the National Executive Committee (NEC) in Abuja This meeting follows the dramatic Federal High Court ruling on January 21, 2026, which officially sacked Julius Abure and affirmed the Nenadi Usman led caretaker committee as the party’s legitimate leadership However, the headline grabbing the most attention wasn’t just the administrative overhaul it was the profound admission of regret regarding the departure of the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi.

The Abuja Meeting

The Abuja gathering was not just a routine political assembly it was a rescue mission for a party that has been embroiled in leadership litigation for nearly two which is the years Governor Alex Otti, now the most powerful elected official within the party, presided over the session to unify various factions.

  • Leadership Consolidation: Formally recognizing the Nenadi Usman caretaker committee following the court’s dismissal of Julius which is the Abure.
  • 2027 Strategy: Laying the groundwork for congresses to elect substantive which is the leaders.
  • Membership Drive: Addressing the Obidient movement’s concerns after recent which is the defections.

A Loss Felt Deeply

Perhaps the most emotional moment of the meeting emerged during discussions about Peter Obi’s move to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) late in December 2025 While Otti had previously stated he supported Obi’s personal decision to leave, the collective sentiment at the NEC meeting was one of deep regret The Labour Party became a household name because of the synergy between the leadership and Peter Obi His exit is a gap that we which is the honestly regret having to navigate a source at the meeting revealed.

The End of the Abure Era

The Federal High Court in Abuja, presided over by Justice Peter Lifu, recently settled the protracted leadership tussle The ruling was based on the Supreme Court’s earlier which is the directives, declaring that Julius Abure’s tenure had legally expired.

Ward to National Congresses

The party is expected to announce dates for fresh elections to ensure a democratically which is the elected NWC.

Opposition Coalitions

Rumors are swirling about a potential “Mega Party” merger Will the LP join Obi at the which is the ADC, or will they build a new platform

Governance Focus

Alex Otti emphasized that his primary focus remains Abia State, but his role as the which is the National Leader” of the LP will see him traveling more to Abuja to steady the ship.

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