The Labour Party Nigeria in Plateau State has officially unveiled its newly elected State Executive Committee (EXCO) following a successful and widely attended State Congress held on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at the Labour House, Jos.
The congress, which drew participation from party stakeholders, was attended by representatives of the media, security agencies, labour unions including the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC), among others.
The exercise was conducted with the full knowledge of the Independent National Electoral Commission, lending credibility and transparency to the process.
Observers described the congress as peaceful, orderly, and a strong demonstration of internal democracy within the party, as delegates from across the state participated actively in electing their leaders.
New Plateau State Labour Party EXCO
The newly elected executive members are:
Elder Bulus Izang – Chairman
Comr. Gotan Solomon – Deputy Chairman
Comr. Dr. Yohanna Badung – Deputy Chairman
Jummai Joel – Deputy Chairperson (Women)
Alamba Chundung Rapwong – Deputy Chairperson
Hon. Noel Nyelong – Secretary
Engr. Daniel Bot – Assistant Secretary
Freedom Jingdang Kopme – Assistant Secretary
Abdullahi Abdul – Assistant Secretary
Lois H. Gotom – Women Leader
Nancher Kura – Deputy Women Leader
Fatima Rabiu – Deputy Women Leader
Rhoda Yohana – Deputy Women Leader
Laraba Peter Usoji – Treasurer
Barnabas Haruna – Financial Secretary
Comr. Kennedy Obasi – Auditor
Ponzing Bature – Youth Leader
Samuel Nazing – Assistant Youth Leader
Ibrahim Nehemiah Kamata – Assistant Youth Leader
Nuratu Haruna – Assistant Youth Leader
Anayo Samuel – Publicity Secretary
Barr. Desmond Umekwe – Legal Adviser
Budi Moses Anko – State Organizing Secretary
A New Phase for Labour Party in Plateau
The emergence of the new EXCO signals a renewed drive to strengthen party structures, deepen grassroots engagement, and position the Labour Party as a formidable political force in Plateau State ahead of future electoral cycles.
Stakeholders at the congress expressed optimism that the leadership team will foster unity among members, reconcile aggrieved factions, and build a cohesive platform capable of delivering credible governance alternatives to the people.
Political analysts note that the presence of labour unions, security agencies, and electoral observers underscores the growing relevance of the Labour Party in Nigeria’s evolving political landscape.
What This Means Going Forward
With a fresh mandate, the Plateau State Labour Party leadership is expected to focus on:
Expanding membership across local government areas
– Strengthening internal party discipline and cohesion and
– Enhancing voter mobilization strategies
Building strategic alliances ahead of upcoming elections
The successful conduct of the congress marks a significant milestone in the party’s journey in Plateau State, setting the tone for what many believe could be a transformative political era.
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