Alex Otti, the governor of Abia State, has declared his continued allegiance to and commitment to the Labour Party (LP).
This was revealed by the governor during a discussion with members of the Abia State Global Economic Council in Umuahia.
He declared that he has not been invited to or participated in any of the coalition group’s meetings.
Otti claimed that rather than searching for a place to decamp, he is occupied with the tasks assigned to him by the Abia people.
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In response to the assertion that the Labour Party was experiencing a crisis, the governor of Abia State acknowledged that the party did have a problem and battled to save it all through the Supreme Court.
“I am not looking for a place to decamp to; I am still a member of the Labour Party,” he stated.
When people inquired about the coalition, Otti’s response was, “Have you seen my name? Have you noticed that I’ve been to any coalition meetings? We are occupied with the tasks assigned to us by the Abia people. No coalition meeting is being attended by us. I am content where I am, and no one has invited me. You don’t flee from an issue and act as though you’ve resolved it.
