The National Chairman of the Labour Party, Julius Abure, and three other national executive members have returned to the party secretariat after being barred by a court from acting as party officers.
The development is coming one month after they were barred by Justice Hamza Muazu of the Federal High Court in Abuja from parading themselves as national officers of the party.
The judge ruled that they were not to be recognized as party executives due to allegations of forgery.
However, the officials have returned following a motion for stay at the Court of Appeal.
Abure also said that the party has no factions.
He said, “Having appealed and file a motion for a stay which has been served on the judge, I and my colleagues have now fully assumed our constitutional responsibilities as National Officers of the party.
“It has become imperative for me to address this press conference to properly put the legal issues surrounding the leadership of the party in proper perspectives. It is pertinent to state categorically that Labour Party has no faction. It has only one leadership and that leadership is the National Working Committee led by myself, Barrister Julius Abure.”