Kogi State lawmaker Leke Abejide has formally resigned from the African Democratic Congress (ADC), attributing his decision to persistent internal crises and uncertainty surrounding the party’s leadership. His departure marks a notable shift in the state’s political alignment.
Abejide stated that the prolonged instability within the ADC had hindered effective representation and made it difficult to pursue a clear legislative agenda. He emphasized that political platforms must provide stability and direction to serve constituents meaningfully.
The lawmaker has not yet announced his next political affiliation. His exit adds to growing concerns about cohesion within the ADC as the party navigates ongoing disputes and reorganization efforts.
