INEC Removes Julius Abure as Labour Party Chairman, Citing Rule Violations

INEC Declares Julius Abure’s Removal as Labour Party Chairman Amid Allegations of Misconduct

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has confirmed that Julius Abure has been removed as Labour Party chairman, citing multiple violations of party rules. INEC’s decision follows allegations of misconduct and non-compliance with electoral guidelines under his leadership, prompting the electoral body to officially disassociate from Abure’s tenure.

According to the commission, Julius Abure’s removal as Labour Party chairman stems from investigations that revealed irregularities in the party’s internal processes, which violated established regulations. The decision is expected to trigger a leadership reshuffle, as INEC stressed the need for strict adherence to the party’s constitution.

Moreover, INEC’s statement highlighted that Abure’s removal as Labour Party chairman was necessary to restore confidence in the party’s administration and uphold the integrity of Nigeria’s democratic processes. The electoral body also noted that its action aligns with its mandate to ensure transparency and fairness in political party operations across the country.