Lagos State, Nigeria – In a press release issued on Monday, January 01, 2024, the Labour Party Lagos State extended New Year wishes to Nigerians and Lagos State citizens, while expressing concern about the prevalent hunger and pain in the country.

The press release, signed by Olubunmi Odesanya, the Publicity Secretary of the Labour Party Lagos State, highlighted the party’s commitment to the well-being of the citizens and their dissatisfaction with the current government’s handling of the nation’s affairs.

The statement acknowledged the recent incident where Lagosians, in desperation, were seen chanting “Ebi npa wa o (we are hungry)” while President Bola Tinubu was on his way to Jumat prayers. The Labour Party described this situation as disheartening, emphasizing that hunger and pain have become the sad reality for Lagosians, as well as Nigerians in general.

The Labour Party Lagos State expressed solidarity with the citizens during this difficult period and appealed for a prompt resolution to the issue. They urged the All Progressives Congress (APC) led government to take immediate action to alleviate the suffering of Nigerians, and address the increasing insecurity and killings plaguing the nation.

Looking ahead to the New Year, the Labour Party Lagos State fervently prayed for a year free from hunger and pain, expressing hope that the APC government would take the necessary steps to improve the lives of its citizens.

Pastor Dr. Dayo Ekong, Chairman of the Labour Party Lagos State, reiterated the party’s commitment to the Nigerian people and their determination to work towards a new Nigeria. She wished everyone a very happy and prosperous New Year while assuring the public that the Labour Party stands with them and understands their struggles.

The Labour Party Lagos State concluded the press release by calling for continued prayers for peace and prosperity in the country. They expressed optimism that things will improve and urged Nigerians to remain hopeful that a better future is possible.

As the new year begins, Lagosians and Nigerians at large are hopeful that their pleas for an end to hunger and pain will be heard, leading to a brighter future for all.