The National Chairman of the Labour Party, Julius Abure, has declared that he has no interest in the 2024 Edo State gubernatorial race.
The LP National Chairman made the declaration during an interview on Arise TV Morning Show on Thursday.
Abure said: “I’m not interested in the gubernatorial race.
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“I feel that the process must be open, transparent and competitive.
“I have fought over the years that we have had leadership failures in the country because other political parties that produced leaders have lacked internal party democracy, and therefore the best cannot come out of the parties.
“Now that I have the opportunity in Edo, I will work with the National Working Committee to ensure that the process is free, fair, and credible.
“I have the responsibility to ensure the party gets the best candidate for the people of Edo State.
“Once again, I have no interest in becoming the gubernatorial candidate in the state.”
