Dele Momodu, a prominent figure in the African Democratic Congress coalition, has stated that the Peoples Democratic Party has been severely weakened by agents of the All Progressives Congress. In an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily, Momodu revealed that he resigned from the PDP due to the party’s hijacking by APC agents.

Momodu, a veteran journalist, explained that the African Democratic Congress is a coalition of various political parties. He stated that his resignation from the PDP was a result of the party’s inability to move forward, which led him to join the ADC. According to Momodu, the PDP has been taken over by APC agents who remain in the party while working to advance the interests of the ruling party.

The journalist-turned-politician disclosed that he is closely monitoring the events unfolding within the PDP. He expressed concerns that the party may not be able to recover from the influence of the APC agents, which prompted his decision to leave. Momodu emphasized the importance of integrity, stating that he could not in good conscience remain in the PDP while working with a different political coalition.

Momodu’s comments come as the PDP faces internal challenges and struggles to regain its footing. The party’s situation has been likened to being in an intensive care unit, with some individuals reportedly using it for their own purposes. The former PDP member’s statements highlight the complexities of Nigerian politics, where alliances and rivalries can shift rapidly.

As the political landscape continues to evolve, Momodu’s decision to join the ADC coalition reflects the ongoing realignments within Nigeria’s political parties. The African Democratic Congress, with its diverse membership, aims to provide an alternative platform for politicians and citizens alike. With the country’s political landscape poised for significant changes, the actions of key figures like Momodu will likely have a lasting impact on the nation’s democratic process.