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“I’m Still in Labour Party; No Coalition for Me” – Otti Breaks Silence at Abia Economic Retreat Dinner | WATCH VIDEO

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July 2, 2025
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“I’m Still in Labour Party; No Coalition for Me” – Otti Breaks Silence at Abia Economic Retreat Dinner | WATCH VIDEO
“I’m Still in Labour Party; No Coalition for Me” – Otti Breaks Silence at Abia Economic Retreat Dinner | WATCH VIDEO

Abia Governor Alex Otti dismisses defection rumours during Economic Advisory Council dinner, pledges loyalty to Labour Party and outlines key economic reforms. Read more.

 

… Governor Alex Otti asserts loyalty, rejects coalition rumors, and launches new policy direction during high-level gala

 

Umuahia, Abia State – July 2, 2025 | All Facts Newspaper

 

In a bold address designed to quell growing political speculation, Governor Alex Chioma Otti of Abia State firmly declared his ongoing commitment to the Labour Party (LP) and dismissed rumours suggesting he would defect or join an emerging opposition coalition. The decisive statement came during a welcome dinner hosted by the state government on Tuesday evening, July 1, marking the inauguration of the Abia State Global Economic Advisory Council and kicking-off the highly anticipated mid-year retreat for government appointees.

 

Speaking to an audience, Governor Otti made it abundantly clear that speculation linking him to coalition movements ahead of the 2027 election is unfounded.

 

“You have the right to dream. I have the right to state that I am still a member of Labour Party…Nobody has invited me to any coalition meeting, and I’m happy where I am.”

 

He emphasized that the administration will remain focused on delivering policies and economic transformation rather than engaging in political manoeuvres.

 

Acknowledging that LP experienced internal turbulence, Otti praised party members for their persistence through the legal trenches that saw the matter resolved at the Supreme Court. He portrayed the episode not as a weakness but as a crucible that strengthened LP’s internal democracy.

 

“We had issues… we fought all the way to the Supreme Court and retrieved our party… You don’t run away from problems—you solve them.”

 

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The audience responded with applause, recognizing the Governor’s call for resilience and principled leadership.

 

The dinner also provided a platform for the inaugural Economic Advisory Council, a distinguished panel of professionals and academics charged with recommending policies to diversify Abia’s economy, attract investment, and foster innovation.

 

Governor Otti told attendees that the upcoming retreat will sharpen policy objectives, define implementation roadmaps, and ensure the state harnesses private sector expertise for sustainable growth.

 

What This Means for Abia Politics and Governance

 

Political Clarity: Otti’s stance dispels rumours and signals that LP remains his political anchor into 2027.

 

Party Fortification: The Supreme Court victory is being cast as a symbol of LP’s resilience and democratic depth.

 

Governance Priority: By spotlighting economic planning over political speculation, Otti is projecting a technocratic and results-driven image.

 

Youth & Civil Engagement: The Governor’s message resonates with younger constituents and party loyalists seeking both accountability and ideological consistency.

 

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