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Agbo Major: No Victor, No Vanquished in NNPP

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The New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP) has called on its members to remain united following the recognition of Dr. Agbo Major as the party’s National Chairman by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).


The recognition comes after Dr. Major’s name appeared on INEC’s official portal, a development the party said aligns with judgments delivered by the FCT High Court and the Court of Appeal in Owerri, which directed the electoral commission to recognise the party’s leadership.

Responding to the development, Dr. Major described the recognition as a victory for the NNPP as a whole rather than for any individual.
“There is no victor and no vanquished. This was an internal disagreement within the party, and at the end of it, the NNPP will emerge stronger,” he said.
He noted that leadership disputes are not uncommon in political parties and expressed optimism that the NNPP would overcome its internal challenges through reconciliation and unity.
Dr. Major also extended an olive branch to members who may be unhappy with the court rulings, urging all stakeholders to set aside their differences and work together to rebuild the party.
“It is time for all of us to come together as brothers and sisters to rebuild and strengthen our party,” he said.
Reflecting on the party’s political journey, Dr. Major recalled that the NNPP recorded a historic milestone during the 2023 general elections by producing its first elected governor after more than two decades of existence.
“Although we later lost the governor, it remains a significant milestone. We must build on that achievement as we prepare for the 2027 general elections,” he added.
He stressed that unity, discipline and a shared vision would be essential to the party’s success in future elections.
Dr. Major further disclosed that party officials, including the National Secretary, would engage with INEC to seek clarification on the status of other national officers whose names have yet to appear on the commission’s official portal.

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