The Labour Party (LP) says it is not broke as reported in some quarters.
According to the opposition party, claims that it is unable to finance campaigns for Peter Obi’s presidential bid are untrue.
The National Publicity Secretary of the party, Abayomi Arabambi also noted that the party is doing well, has financial provisions to fund campaigns but is not interested in vote buying.
In a chat with newsmen on Monday, he said, “Our national chairman was quoted out of context. We are not broke. We are forging ahead. We are doing well. We have our money to plan for our campaigns; we don’t have money to buy votes. We are prepared for politics,”
Arabambi added that the party is not out to bribe voters, and engage in meaningless jamborees but will execute credible campaigns.
He said: “At least, we need money to prepare for our security and campaigns. Aside from that, we don’t have money for jamboree. Everyone is involved in our rally.
“We are fully ready. Our presidential candidate, Mr Peter Obi, is ready. Our party, the Labor Party, is ready, but we don’t have money for bribery. We are very rich. And we are going to emerge victorious.”
