In a recent interview shared by Arise News, Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Oba Maduabuchi, weighed in on the ongoing leadership disputes affecting opposition political parties.
He expressed concern over delays and internal disagreements, particularly as parties continue to engage in prolonged legal battles. According to him, much of the crisis could be resolved through dialogue rather than litigation.
Highlighting the issue of time constraints, especially with electoral timelines approaching, he criticized party members for focusing on complaints instead of seeking practical solutions. He said: “They are complaining about time; what they should do is call Nafiu Gombe and ask what the problem is.”
Maduabuchi stressed that internal conflicts, if not addressed promptly, could weaken party structures and reduce their effectiveness ahead of future elections. He noted that engaging relevant stakeholders directly would help de-escalate tensions and foster unity.
He further argued that political maturity requires compromise and communication, rather than reliance on the courts for every dispute. According to him, continuous legal battles not only consume time but also distract from strategic political planning.
The senior advocate concluded that resolving internal disagreements through dialogue remains the most viable path for strengthening party cohesion and ensuring readiness for upcoming political contests in Nigeria….See More
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