He outlined a clear roadmap for the party’s future, focusing on strengthening party structures, empowering youths and women, and conducting issue-based campaigns. These initiatives, he said, are critical to building a resilient and responsive political platform capable of winning public trust. Abubakar also stressed the importance of unity, accountability, and transparency within the party to ensure long-term success.
The party’s 2023 governorship candidate, Aminu Umar, commended the conduct of the congress and urged the new leadership to uphold these values. He emphasized the need for cohesion and strategic planning as the party prepares for upcoming elections. The congress concluded with the election of a full slate of state executives, signaling a fresh start for the Labour Party in Sokoto.
Party members expressed renewed confidence in the leadership and direction of the party, viewing the election as a turning point in its growth trajectory. With Abubakar at the helm, the Labour Party in Sokoto is positioning itself as a credible alternative in the state’s political landscape. As Nigeria gears up for the 2027 elections, the party’s focus on grassroots mobilization and internal reform could play a pivotal role in shaping its electoral fortunes.
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