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Otti forms Abia Labour Party campaign team for 2027 elections

Governor Alex Otti has announced the formation of the Abia State Labour Party Campaign Advisory Council for the upcoming 2027 elections. The council will be inaugurated on November 1.

Otti forms Abia Labour Party campaign team for 2027 elections

Governor Alex Otti of Abia State has set up the Abia State Labour Party Campaign Advisory Council for the 2027 general elections.

Njoku Ukoha, a spokesperson for Mr Otti, announced this in a press statement on Monday evening.

According to Mr Ukoha, the campaign advisory council will be inaugurated on Sunday, November 1. This event will mark the start of the Labour Party's governorship campaign with a Church Service at the Umuahia Township Stadium.

Ude Chukwu, who is a former deputy governor of Abia State, will lead the council. Its members come from all 17 local government areas in the state.

Mr Chukwu also used to be the speaker of the Abia State House of Assembly.

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“The Campaign Advisory Council comprises experienced party leaders, technocrats, and stakeholders,” Mr Ukoha said in the statement.

“All members of the Campaign Advisory Council should be present by 12:00 PM on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at the Umuahia Township Stadium.

“The Governor congratulates all members of the Advisory Council. He asks them to use their experience, dedication, and grassroots connections to help the Labour Party win in the 2027 general elections.”

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