A former Deputy Governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Lagos State has publicly defended her decision to defect to the All Progressives Congress (APC). In her statement, she emphasized that the move was driven by a desire to align with a political platform that better reflects her current political beliefs and aspirations for development.
She cited internal issues within the PDP, including lack of unity and poor leadership, as key reasons for her departure. Additionally, she praised the APC’s approach to governance and expressed confidence in the party’s vision for both Lagos State and Nigeria as a whole.
Her defection has sparked reactions from political observers and party members, with some viewing it as a strategic shift ahead of upcoming elections. She, however, maintained that her decision was made in good faith and aimed at contributing meaningfully to public service through a more stable and progressive platform.
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