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Iyabo Obasanjo, a former senator from Ogun Central and the daughter of former President Olusegun Obasanjo, has resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC), citing persistent marginalization, rejection, and unfair treatment by Ogun State party leadership.
In a resignation letter dated May 31 and delivered to Yemi Sanusi, the state party chairman, Obasanjo, who recently ran for the APC governorship in Ogun State, revealed her decision.
The US-based epidemiologist and former congressman criticized the consensus arrangement that resulted in Solomon Adeola, also known as Yayi, as the party’s governorship candidate, claiming that it did not follow the APC’s set rules.
She claims that although she had promised to back any candidate chosen through a consensual process, she was not consulted or involved prior to Adeola’s eventual announcement as the party’s preferred candidate.
She further claimed that several of her supporters were intimidated during the exercise and denied entry to the location where the candidate was unveiled.
Despite her reservations, Obasanjo stated that she congratulated Adeola as soon as he emerged as the candidate and accepted the result in the interest of party unity.
She revealed that the senator later asked to meet with her supporters, who then made three demands. But more than two months later, she said, no feedback had been received, even though she had promised to reply within a week.
The development, according to the former senator, confirmed what she called a persistent pattern of disrespect and undervaluation for her position within the party.
“I promised to back any candidate chosen through a consensus agreement, but I wasn’t consulted before to Senator Adeola’s announcement. A few of my fans were bullied and refused access to the event. However, I publicly congratulated him that same evening and accepted the choice in the spirit of unity,” she said.
Although Adeola later met with her supporters and pledged to address concerns brought up at the meeting, she said, no response had been received.
Obasanjo claims that her decision to leave the party was ultimately impacted by the treatment she endured following the primary, which demonstrated ongoing rejection and disrespect.
She did, however, thank President Bola Tinubu, the Ogun APC leadership, and party members for their support and kindness during her tenure in the APC.
Earlier this year, Obasanjo enrolled as an APC member in Ward 11, Ibogun, in the Ifo Local Government Area of Ogun State, marking her comeback to partisan politics.
She represented Ogun Central Senatorial District in the Senate from 2007 to 2011 after serving as Ogun State Commissioner for Health from 2003 to 2007.
She moved to the United States after her unsuccessful 2011 reelection attempt, and she mostly avoided active politics until late 2025, when her image appeared on campaign billboards throughout Ogun State, hinting at a potential comeback prior to the 2027 governorship contest.
Before finally declaring her resignation from the party, she later stated that she wanted to run for Ogun governor on the APC platform.
