A former Chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Adesunbo Onitiri, has dumped the party to pitch his tent for Labour Party (LP),in order to contest for Lagos Central senatorial poll in next year’s general election in the country.
In a statement in Lagos, renowned activist and critic, said he left PDP for lack of internal democracy and to heed Pa Ayo Adebanjo’s call to support Mr Peter Obi’s presidential bid.
Recall that Onitiri was a strong member of the Lagos PDP where he contested against Senator Remi Tinubu in 2019.
Onitiri added that he was quitting PDP with his supporters, admirers and friends and in Lagos Central to ensure victory for Labour Party in next year’s general elections.
Onitiri, therefore, urged Nigerians to vote with conscience and wisely, saying: “Enough is enough. Vote out poverty, insecurity, diseases, corruption and bad governance. This is certainly not the type of democracy we fought for in 1993.”
He declared: “I am imploring Lagosians support and vote for Labour Party to salvage our ‘wrecked’ country from destruction
