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John Odigie-Oyegun, a chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, has raised the alarm over the increasing trend of defections, resignations and party hopping among political leaders, describing the development as a reflection of deeper problems in the country’s political system.
The former governor stated this on Sunday while speaking in Benin, Edo State. He said the frequent movement of politicians from one party to another after disagreements raises questions on the commitment of the country’s political class to national development and the welfare of citizens.
Odigie-Oyegun noted that the increasing rate of political leaders defecting from their parties points to the fact that the nation’s democratic structure is yet to address the fundamental issues.
He said the attitude of some politicians, in his opinion, does not appear to be motivated by a genuine desire to solve the problems confronting Nigerians including economic hardship and insecurity.
He said that if political actors truly cared about rescuing the country and improving the lives of citizens, much of the political realignment currently happening ahead of the 2027 general elections would not be happening.
The ADC stalwart noted that the political class appeared to be out of touch with realities on ground facing the ordinary Nigerians, adding that its actions often failed to reflect a true commitment to national progress.
“If political leaders were really motivated by the desire to save the country, many of the things we are seeing as the build-up to the 2027 elections would not have come about,” he said.
He maintained that the attention should be focused on solving urgent national problems, not on political maneuvers that did little to improve the people’s lives.
Odigie-Oyegun also asked opposition figures across the country to examine their motives and decide if what they are doing is really to help Nigerians who are suffering.
He stressed the need for opposition leaders to stay focused on providing solutions to the country’s challenges rather than pursuing narrow political ambitions.
The former governor, despite his concerns, was confident in the prospects for the opposition, stating that the creation of a level playing field and strong institutions could create the conditions necessary for a change in political leadership.
He said the opposition could still defeat the ruling party if the electoral process and state institutions function fairly and transparently.
