JUST IN: Another House of Reps member dumps Labour Party

Nkemkanma Kama, a member of the House of Representatives has resigned from his party, the Labour Party.

Kama, who represents Ohaozara, Onicha, and Ivo Federal Constituency, Ebonyi State announced his resignation from the Labour Party on Tuesday, September 2.

The lawmaker’s resignation was contained in a letter addressed to the party’s Ward Chairman in Amaze Ward, Ishiagu Community, Ivo Local Government Area of the state.

According to Kama, his decision to resign from the party follows extensive consultations with my immediate family, political associates, and well-wishers.

In the letter, Kama expressed his appreciation to the Labour Party, its members and leaders for providing him with the platform to pursue his political career.

“I wish to express my sincere gratitude to the Labour Party for the platform given to me to contest and win the last general election as the House of Representatives member under its banner.

“The trust and support of the party leadership and members have been instrumental in our journey so far, and I will forever cherish these relationships,” Kama said.

He also said that this decision to leave the Labour Party became necessary for the good of the people whom he has been called to serve.

“I sincerely appreciate the support, camaraderie, and shared vision that defined my time in the Labour Party and I hope that we will continue to work as patriots in the pursuit of a better society. I wish the Labour Party continued success in its endeavours,” Kama added.

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