Arabambi made the claim during an interview on News Central on Thursday, stating that the decision was part of a broader political arrangement tied to power rotation.
According to him, the agreement was based on the belief that the South-West should be allowed to complete its eight-year presidential cycle.
He also dismissed speculation about Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, returning to the party, insisting that such a move would not be possible.
Arabambi further alleged that former Finance Minister Nenadi Usman was attempting to facilitate Obi’s return, a move he said would not succeed.
The Labour Party leadership has not issued an official response to the claims.
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