Breaking News: Labour Party Diaspora Chairman Resigns, Joins the ruling APC

The Diaspora Chairman of the Labour Party, Hon. Chike Amadichi, has resigned from the party, citing personal reasons as he join the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) party alongside over Ten notable personalities who dumped the Labour Party in recent times.

Hon. Amadichi broke the news shortly after tendering his resignation letter on his return to Nigeria from London the United Kingdom.

The former Diaspora Chairman of the Labour Party who emphasized that his decision to leave the Party is personal, added that his resolve was anchored on several consultations on how to better the country’s leadership and political space hence the need to work with the ruling party to drive home the yearnings of Nigeria.

Hon. Amadichi noted that he has officially sent his letter of resignation to the National Chairman of the Labour Party, Barr. Julius Abure, thanking him for the opportunity to serve millions of the Party supporters in Diaspora.

Hon. Amadichi

Hon. Chike said, he is joining the ruling APC with over six (6) serving House of Reps members from Labour party.

In his statement he said, “I am joining the ruling party to offer my services to Nigerians under the able leadership of His Excellency Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria”

Speaking further during a media chat in Abuja, Hon. Chike said he’s willing to galvanize his foreign partners to come and invest in Nigeria to support the economy and the growth of Nigeria.

Reacting to the development, political family, friends and allies across boards commended Hon. Chike Amadichi for taking the bold step, as they expressed new hope in the movement.

“We believe Hon. Chike going into the ruling APC will be of great value to the Party and the Country at large.

“We look forward to his next political movement as his friends and associates are ready to join him wherever he goes”, they added

Recall Hon. Chike during his time as the Diaspora Chairman of the Labour Party, he showed capacity in leadership and established over 12 chapters of the Labour Party in 12 Countries and have been proactive since his appointment.