‘Let’s work together for brighter future’,  Peter Obi tells Labour Party in UK

Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party in Nigeria, has reacted to the landslide victory of Labour Party in the UK parliamentary elections. In a historic political revolution, the opposition Labour Party won the British election, ending 14 years of rule by the Conservative Party. The party’s victory was confirmed on Friday […]

Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party in Nigeria, has reacted to the landslide victory of Labour Party in the UK parliamentary elections.

In a historic political revolution, the opposition Labour Party won the British election, ending 14 years of rule by the Conservative Party.

The party’s victory was confirmed on Friday morning when it secured the 326 seats necessary for a parliamentary majority.

Reacting, Obi, in a statement via his X account on Friday, congratulated the party and its leader, Keir Starmer, over the victory at the polls.

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He expressed optimism that the victory would translate to a better and new chapter for all the UK residents.

He said Nigeria is grappling with a lot of challenges, including insecurity, education, healthcare, and poverty, and could greatly benefit from the support of the UK.

He said: “I sincerely congratulate @Keir_Starmer, and the Labour Party UK on the landslide victory they recorded in Thursday’s election. May the victory translate to a better and new chapter for all the UK residents as you remain committed to your electoral promises.

“I also hope that your government will promote stronger ties between the UK and Nigeria, and help in deepening our own democracy, especially during the challenging times that our nation is going through.

“Nigeria is grappling with issues such as insecurity, education, healthcare, and poverty, and could greatly benefit from the support of the UK. Let us work together to build a brighter future commonwealth for all. I wish you a successful tenure.”