Well, fairness can be super subjective, you know? From everything I've been reading, the suspension of Alex Otti by the Labour Party seems more about internal conflicts rather than something he did on his own. 🙄

From what I get, Julius Abure and his supporters claim there's something sketchy going on, but it's really not clear why exactly Otti got suspended. It seems chaotic because the Labour Party has two battling factions that can't agree on who should be in charge. All this maneuvering for control makes me think this suspension is more about power games than real justice.

I've personally seen situations on sports teams where people are sidelined without a real reason other than politics. Happens in schools, workplaces, and now political parties! It's just not cool but kinda common.

I guess we’d need more details to decide if it’s fair. Meanwhile, it just stinks when big decisions are made over power struggles instead of focusing on what really matters to everyday folks. 🤷‍♂️