Chairman of Labour Party in Bauchi State, Hussaini Saraki, assured of continued mobilisation of members and the public on the credentials of Obi and Baba-Ahmed.
By Jeffrey Agbo
Vice-presidential candidate of Labour Party, Datti Baba-Ahmed, has urged members of the party in Bauchi to shun politics based on ethnic and religious sentiments.
The running mate of Peter Obi made the call while addressing party members in Bauchi, saying they should focus on credible candidates without religious and ethic sentiments.
He advised the party members to shun religion politics and avoid instigation of ethnicity ahead of the general elections in 2023.
Baba-Ahmed said, “I am in Bauchi to encourage you people not to relent on the efforts you are putting in for the labour party in the country.
“Dont be confused with religious and ethnicity issues. Politics is not about religion, if it is religion, then we should allow the clerics to rule.
“God has already made us groups and different tribes across the world, so politics is neither religion nor ethnicity.”
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Baba-Ahmed said that if Nigerians shunned religious and ethnic politics, it would not only promote peace, but lead to emergence of competent leaders in the country.
He urged party members to work extra miles in educating people on the blueprint of the Labour Party and ‘ObiDatti mandate’.
Also, chairman of Labour Party in Bauchi State, Hussaini Saraki, assured of continued mobilisation of members and the public on the credentials of Obi and Baba-Ahmed.
He said the Labour Party was doing well in spite of the opposition party, noting that the presence of Datti would encourage and boost their morale.
On his part, chairman of OBIDATTI Coalition, Abel Musa, said the coalition was going on with contact and mobilisation of voters for the party and its candidates.
