The persistent anti-party activities, internal sabotage and lack of discipline have led me and my supporters to leave
Dr. Olajide Adediran (JANDOR), who was running for governor of Lagos in 2023 as a candidate for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has declared his resignation from the party.
On the other hand, he did not disclose his subsequent action, but he did guarantee that he would announce his subsequent political move within the next six months.
In addition, he stated that he was leaving the party together with his supporters in all of the state’s twenty local governments and thirty-seven Local Council Development Areas.
During a press conference that is now taking place in Ikeja, Lagos, Adediran revealed this information on Monday.
The indiscipline and anti-party activities that have become the standard in his former party are not, according to him, the reasons he is quitting the party.
He claims that these activities are tied to his decision to leave the party. It was stated by the former candidate for governorship of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), who was accompanied by a large group of supporters, that the decision to break ways with the PDP was a result of acts made by some of the party’s officials, notably Chief Olabode George, who had previously served as the Deputy National Chairman.
“I am here before you today with a heavy heart but a clear conscience. We have dedicated ourselves to the ideals of democracy, good governance and a pursuit of a better Lagos.
“However, it has been found evident that the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, both at the national and state levels, has failed to uphold these principles.
“The persistent anti-party activities, internal sabotage and lack of discipline have led me and my supporters to leave.”
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