Mr Baba-Ahmed said he was ready to reconcile Mr Obi and other disgruntled stakeholders in the LP to rebuild the party ahead of the 2027 elections.
Mr Nwosu said, “Nigerians are yearning for change. They are yearning for the coalition.”
While Mr Damagum’s camp fixed its expanded caucus meeting for 1:00 p.m., Mr Arapaja’s group scheduled the NEC meeting for 2:00 p.m., both at the same venue.
They urged the government to consider the implications of the resumption of the suspended strike action on the health sector.
She said the priorities of the programme, especially in agri-business, would enhance delivery mechanisms.
Mr Mamman made this commitment during Tuesday’s opening of the association’s NEC meeting in Abuja.
The governor said the council resolved that Nigeria needs to reform and diversify its electricity system apart from the one from the national grid.
JOHESU had embarked on a seven-day warning strike on Oct. 25.
The Peoples Democratic Party has rescheduled its National Executive Committee meeting from October 24 to November 28.
Justice Peter Lifu ordered both arms to only recognise Mr Damagum until the party’s national convention in December 2025.
![Umar Damagum [Credit: Ripples Nigeria]](https://gazettengr.com/wp-content/uploads/Umar-Damagum.png)
