Labour Party in Mourning
The Labour Party is deeply saddened by the sudden death of one of its promising lawmakers, Hon. Ekene Abubakar Adams, representing Chikun/Kajuru Federal Constituency in Kaduna State. Julius Abure, the National Chairman of the Labour Party, expressed his profound shock and sorrow upon hearing of Adams’ untimely demise.
A Dedicated Public Servant
Hon. Adams, the chairman of the House Committee on Sports, died early Tuesday at 39. Known for his commitment to his constituency, Adams tirelessly fulfilled his campaign promises. He earned widespread acclaim for speaking truth to power. Adams was celebrated for his vigorous dedication and impactful service. In his short tenure, he significantly impacted his community by providing essential utilities and financial support to his constituents.
Tributes Pour In
The Labour Party, via National Publicity Secretary Obiora Ifoh in Abuja, issued condolences, praising Adams’ legislative and community efforts. Ifoh stated, “He was a beacon of youthful energy and dedication in politics, deeply committed to his constituents’ welfare.” His contributions resonated deeply within his community and the political sphere.
Peter Obi Expresses Condolences
Peter Obi, Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, expressed his condolences via a heartfelt social media post. He highlighted Adams’ pivotal role in advancing sports and youth political engagement, noting a significant loss to the nation. Obi underscored the impact of Adams’ passing on the national political landscape.
A Legacy of Service and Advocacy
The party and its members are calling on the public to remember Adams for his service and dedication. The party statement declared, “We commit to continuing his legacy and upholding the values he championed.” The Labour Party has declared that it will continue to support Adams’ family during this challenging time and uphold his vision for a progressive and inclusive Nigeria.
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