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Doyin Okupe dumps Peter Obi’s Labour Party
Okupe, in a letter, expressed gratitude for the platform provided during the 2023 elections but explained his departure due to being ideologically rooted in the center-right.
The ex-Director-General of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Organisation, Doyin Okupe, has officially resigned from the party, citing ideological differences.
Okupe, in a letter, expressed gratitude for the platform provided during the 2023 elections but explained his departure due to being ideologically rooted in the center-right.
Notably, his resignation follows his withdrawal from the campaign of Peter Obi, the Labour Party’s presidential candidate in 2023.
Okupe’s recent conviction for money laundering added a layer of complexity, prompting his decision to step aside and maintain focus on his legal challenges.
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