The Labour Party disowns its former National Publicity Secretary, Abayomi Arabambi, over a lawsuit related to Peter Obi’s academic credentials. Multiple reports say the dispute centres on Arabambi seeking access to Obi’s academic records.
According to the outlets, the party publicly distances itself from the legal action and the individuals involved, stating that the matter does not reflect the party’s position. Vanguard also notes that an earlier suspension affecting Arabambi and other former members becomes part of the publicly reported developments. The Punch focuses on the disownment decision and the fact that the lawsuit targets Obi’s academic information.
Taken together, the articles agree on the main elements: Arabambi is a former Labour Party figure, he pursues access to Obi’s school records through court action, and the party formally disowns him in connection with the credential case. They differ mainly in emphasis—Vanguard includes reference to suspension details and broader reporting context, while The Punch highlights the disownment and lawsuit description.
