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The Labour Party’s former governorship candidate in Lagos State, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, has asked supporters of the Obidient movement to bear with him as he comes under criticism for his decision to remain in the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
The appeal was made by Rhodes-Vivour in a post on 𝕏 on Friday while reacting to concerns from supporters who questioned his refusal to defect to the Nigeria Democratic Congress alongside Peter Obi and other opposition figures.
Rhodes-Vivour responded to the emotional post by an Obidient supporter who goes by the name @firstladyship, acknowledging the frustration trailing the ongoing opposition realignments.
He wrote, “Thank you so much for the love, the support not just for me, for the movement, for H.E Peter Obi but also for Nigeria. “Please know that I will never ever take the support of the Obidients for granted.”
The former governorship aspirant commended the role played by Obidients during the 2023 elections, urging them to be patient with his political decisions.
“I understand what you’re feeling, and how you see things now. I just want some time. “There is so much I wish I could tell you,” he said.
Rhodes-Vivour compared the situation to his controversial defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the Labour Party (LP) ahead of the 2023 elections.
I remember how PDP supporters on this App mocked and laughed me to scorn when I left to LP in 2022. I remember how the story ends.”
He told supporters that he would be politically aligned with the Obidient movement for the 2027 elections.
“I only ask that you wait until the end of the month. He added: “I promise you at the end of 2027 we will be closer than we were in 2023.
Lagos Race Supporter Cautions
The response followed a lengthy post by the supporter, who warned Rhodes-Vivour that remaining in the ADC could politically harm his chances in Lagos.
The user said the ADC lacked the political structure to challenge the dominance of the ruling All Progressives Congress in the state.
Another supporter added that if the ex-Lagos governorship candidate, Funso Doherty gets the NDC governorship ticket, he might be the Obidients choice.
If Doherty gets the NDC’s gubernatorial ticket for Lagos State, Obidients will vote for him. That’s the much I know!” the supporter posted.
Before now, Rhodes-Vivour had reaffirmed his commitment to the ADC despite the exit of key opposition figures to the NDC.
“I want to state that I am in the African Democratic Congress,” he said. “It’s the ground we’ve fought on, it’s the platform we’ve built, it’s the vehicle that can take us to victory.”
