George Moghalu, former governorship candidate in Anambra State under the Labour Party, has officially resigned from the party. The resignation was announced through a letter addressed to the Chairman of Ward 1, Labour Party, Uruagu, Nnewi, and made effective immediately on January 26, 2026.
Moghalu shared the letter on his verified X account on Tuesday, confirming his departure from the party. In his communication, he expressed appreciation to the Labour Party and its members for providing him the platform to contest the 2025 Anambra State governorship election.
The resignation marks a notable development in the Labour Party, which has been facing internal disagreements and factional challenges ahead of future elections. Moghalu’s exit may influence political alignments in Anambra State and could impact the party’s strategies as it prepares for upcoming political contests.
The reasons behind his resignation were not detailed in the letter, but the move immediately ends his official affiliation with the party. This development adds to the ongoing reshuffling of political loyalties in the region, as politicians across Nigeria re-evaluate their positions and party memberships ahead of elections.
Moghalu’s departure from the Labour Party follows a series of similar exits by other prominent members, reflecting the party’s current struggles with cohesion and internal unity. His resignation could signal further shifts in political alliances as the 2027 election cycle approaches.
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