2027: LP will begin mobilisation after court judgment — Lagos secretary

The Labour Party in Lagos State is on hold for the 2027 general elections, awaiting a crucial court judgment before initiating any preparations. Party Secretary Sam Okpala revealed that the party will "swing into action" once the verdict is delivered, but for now, activities are stalled.

Despite the current inactivity, Okpala conveyed a sense of optimism regarding the party's future. He acknowledged that even if immediate political goals are not achieved, opportunities will arise in subsequent elections, specifically mentioning 2031. This forward-looking perspective suggests a long-term strategy despite present challenges.

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By God’s grace, once we get our judgment, then we will swing into action. But for now, nothing much is happening on our own side.

Okpala also emphasized the party's commitment to reconciliation and unity among its members. He assured that efforts are underway to ensure every member feels a sense of belonging. The clarity expected from the court's decision is seen as a catalyst for moving forward with the party's political plans and strengthening its structure for future electoral contests.

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Like I said, if we didn’t do anything this time, there is still 2031.