The Labour Party (LP) petitions Nigeria’s Inspector-General of Police and the Department of State Services (DSS) following allegations involving its former national chairman, Julius Abure. According to the party, Abure allegedly distributes and/or sells LP nomination forms in a way that violates party procedures and the law. The petition requests police and DSS involvement to investigate the claim and determine whether any offence has been committed. Both reports describe the action as a formal complaint to security agencies over the alleged conduct related to nomination forms used in party processes. The allegations are presented as claims by the Labour Party rather than confirmed findings, and the reports focus on the filing of the petition and the institutions it names—namely the IGP and DSS—rather than providing evidence or outcomes from any ongoing investigation. The issue remains at the stage of an LP-initiated complaint to the relevant authorities.