“Labour Party’s Nzeribe Eyes Senatorial Seat with Obi’s Backing”

By George Ozalla

The Labour Party’s candidate for the Anambra South Senatorial bye-election, Hon Chuma Nzeribe, has expressed confidence in his chances of winning the election, citing the support of the party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, and governorship candidate, Chief George Moghalu, as a game-changer.

Nzeribe, a former House of Representatives member, received his Certificate of Returns as the party’s candidate at the National Headquarters of the Labour Party. He won the primary election with 367 votes, defeating his opponent Anagwu Fredrick Emeka who garnered 213 votes.

The Labour Party candidate emphasized the need to address insecurity in Anambra South, where unknown gun
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The Labour Party’s candidate for the Anambra South Senatorial bye-election, Hon. Chuma Nzeribe, has expressed confidence in his ability to win the upcoming election, citing the huge support he has received from the party’s national leader, Peter Obi, and governorship candidate, Chief George Moghalu.

According to Nzeribe, the support from these key figures is a game-changer and has assured him of total victory in the election scheduled for August 2025. He made this statement after receiving his Certificate of Returns as the party’s candidate for the bye-election at the Labour Party National Headquarters.

Nzeribe, a former House of Representatives member, won the party primaries with 367 votes, defeating his closest opponent, Anagwu Fredrick Emeka, who garnered 213 votes. He praised the party leadership for conducting a transparent primary election and commended his opponent for his statesmanship and promise to work with him.

As senator representing Anambra South, Nzeribe said he would prioritize putting in place a new security architecture to tackle the menace of unknown gunmen.

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