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Nigeria: Oyefusi, running mate for Lagos LP governor, leaves party

Nigeria: Oyefusi, running mate for Lagos LP governor, leaves party

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Matthew Atungwu
Published on 2024-02-22 09:34:09

After serving as the deputy gubernatorial candidate of the Labour Party in the 2023 Lagos governorship election, Islamiyat Oyefusi has made the decision to quit the party. In a letter addressed to her ward chairman titled: “Re: Resignation of membership from Labour Party,” she expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to run as Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour’s running mate but stated that she could no longer align with the current values of the Labour Party and felt it was time for her to move forward.

Oyefusi’s letter officially notified the Labour Party of her resignation and reflected on the 10 months she spent in the political realm. She expressed her gratitude to everyone who supported her during the electioneering period and the immense support she received from the ObiDatti family and NCF. Despite the challenges, she acknowledged the achievements made during the election and expressed pride in the hard work put in by her team and supporters.

Looking ahead, Oyefusi expressed her willingness to continue working towards the dream of creating a Lagos that works for everyone and breaking free from one-party politics. She thanked everyone for their support and expressed her anticipation of working with them in the future to achieve their collective goals for a better Nigeria.

Oyefusi’s decision to step away from the Labour Party comes as a significant development in the political landscape of Lagos and has sparked discussions about the reasons behind her resignation.

This move has left many questioning the internal dynamics of the Labour Party and the impact of Oyefusi’s departure on the party’s future. It also sheds light on the broader political environment in Lagos and the potential implications for the upcoming governorship election.

Oyefusi’s resignation has drawn attention to the importance of values and alignment within political parties and raises questions about the direction of the Labour Party in Lagos. It also underscores the need for political parties to ensure that their members are in alignment with their values and goals.

The 2023 Lagos governorship election is a significant event in the political calendar, and Oyefusi’s departure from the Labour Party has added a new dimension to the campaign. It will be interesting to see how this development impacts the political landscape in Lagos and the strategies of the Labour Party as they navigate the upcoming election.

While Oyefusi’s resignation marks the end of her journey with the Labour Party, it signals a new beginning as she looks forward to continuing her work towards achieving a better Lagos and Nigeria. Her decision to move forward reflects her commitment to staying true to her values and working towards a vision of inclusive and effective governance.

As the political landscape in Lagos continues to evolve, Oyefusi’s resignation serves as a reminder of the complexities and dynamics within political parties and the importance of staying true to one’s values and vision. It also highlights the significance of individual agency and the power of personal conviction in shaping the course of political events.

In conclusion, Islamiyat Oyefusi’s resignation from the Labour Party has sparked discussions about the internal dynamics of the party, the broader political landscape in Lagos, and the upcoming governorship election. Her decision reflects the importance of values and alignment within political parties and signals a new chapter in her political journey as she looks ahead to continue her work towards a better Lagos and Nigeria.

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