The Labour Party is currently facing significant challenges, both in Anambra's local government polls and nationwide, with recent polling showing a drop from 40% support to just 29%. Internal disputes and a lack of clear leadership have hindered the party's campaign efforts in Anambra, prompting criticism for its readiness to participate in the elections. Nationally, Labour's leader, Keir Starmer, is experiencing declining favorability ratings, contributing to a troubling electoral landscape where the party's support is dwindling. Criticism has also been directed at Labour's financial accountability, with allegations of mismanagement of campaign funds further destabilizing the party's position. Additionally, Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is capitalizing on Labour's missteps, presenting a significant opposition that threatens Labour's electoral prospects. Overall, the party appears to be struggling to maintain both internal unity and public support during a critical electoral period.