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The immediate past Director-General of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign Council, Doyin Okupe, has reportedly been arrested by the Department of State Services at the Muritala Mohammed International Airport, Lagos. This was disclosed on Facebook by one of his lawyers, Tolu Babaleye, on Thursday. According to him, Okupe was on his way to London. He
The Director General of the Labour Party Presidential Campaign, Doyin Okupe has resigned his duty as the Labour party Presidential Campaign organization director General. His decision is to enable him pursue his corruption case in Court. He conveyed his decision in a letter to his principal, the Presidential Candidate of the party, Mr. Peter Obi.
Doyin Okupe, the Campaign DG of the Labour party who was reportedly sentenced to Prison for money laundering from Dasuki has issued a statement via his counsel refuting the claim. The chief counsel to Doyin Okupe, @agubandieze issued the responses below.. “Contrary to false and ill advised news circulating around the social media, our client,
The Federal High Court in Abuja, on Monday, jailed Doyin Okupe, for two years with an option of fine. The court jailed Mr Okupe, who is the director-general of Peter Obi’s Labour (LP) presidential campaign council, for money laundering offences. He was also a Senior Special Assistant (SSA) on Media to former President Goodluck Jonathan. Delivering the judgment
The National leadership of the Labour Party has reacted to the internal issues facing the Ogun state chapter of the Labour party. Ogun state chapter unconstitutionally suspended Doyin Okupe, the Campaign DG of the Labour party. In a press briefing today, the national secretary of the party, Dr.Umar Farouk stated that Doyin Okupe is reinstated and committee
Doyin Okupe, the Peter Obi‘s campain director General who was previously serving as the Labour Party’s vice presidential “place holder” has submitted his withdrawal letter to the INEC. Doyin Okupe made the announcement via his official Twitter page… This afternoon I submitted my withdrawal letter from the position of the Vice Presidential candidate of the Labour