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Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe has reportedly dumped the African Democratic Congress (ADC) barely four months after joining the party. The Abia South lawmaker is now said to have joined the Labour Party (LP) ahead of the 2027 general elections.
Abia State Publicity Secretary of the Labour Party, Emenike Iroegbu, said the veteran senator has joined the party.
Abaribe’s recent move is a further chapter in a political career marked by strategic realignments and shifting party platforms.
The senator was said to have defected to ADC in December last year after leaving the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) under which he won re-election in the 2023 polls. His tenure with the ADC now seems to have been only a few months before the most recently reported move.
Much of Abaribe’s political career was built within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), with which he first entered the Senate in 2007, before his stints in APGA and ADC.
He is currently serving his fifth term as a representative of Abia South Senatorial District and is still one of the leading political figures in the state.
The reported defection to the Labour Party is likely to change political equations in Abia South, especially as parties make early moves for the 2027 elections.
There are also increasing demands in some areas of the constituency for power rotation and fresh representation after Abaribe’s long stay in the Senate.
As at the time of filing this report, the senator had not issued a personal statement to confirm or deny the latest defection.
