Senator Biodun Olujimi Dumps PDP, Says Tinubu’s ‘Tough Decisions’ Convinced Her To Join APC

Senator Biodun Olujimi has officially announced her defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), stating that President Bola Tinubu’s decisive leadership style influenced her decision. According to the Ekiti-born lawmaker, the PDP has been plagued by internal wrangling and a lack of clear direction, making it increasingly difficult for her to align with the party’s current structure and agenda.

Senator Biodun Olujimi stressed that her move was not based on personal ambition but on the need to be part of a government she described as “unapologetically focused on restructuring Nigeria’s economy.” She argued that PDP had lost the zeal to engage in robust opposition, leaving her with no option but to join a platform capable of delivering tangible results.

Biodun Olujimi Praises Tinubu’s ‘Tough Decisions’ In Office

Senator Biodun Olujimi commended President Bola Tinubu for making what she described as bold and uncomfortable policy choices, particularly in the areas of fuel subsidy removal and monetary reforms. She explained that while the decisions may be painful in the short term, they are necessary steps towards repositioning Nigeria for economic stability.

Senator Biodun Olujimi further noted that Tinubu’s political will has set him apart from previous administrations, which often shied away from unpopular reforms. She argued that joining APC will allow her to contribute meaningfully to policy formation and help cushion the effects of these reforms on ordinary Nigerians.

Biodun Olujimi Blames PDP For Deep-Rooted Division and Failure To Reform

Senator Biodun Olujimi accused the PDP of indulging in factional battles rather than addressing the concerns of its members. She claimed that the party’s leadership has become disconnected from grassroots supporters, leaving a vacuum in the opposition space.

Senator Biodun Olujimi insisted that the party’s inability to resolve internal crises has weakened its ability to challenge APC’s dominance. She lamented that PDP’s failure to reform itself over the years contributed to its dwindling relevance and electoral losses.

Biodun Olujimi Urges Nigerians To Support APC’s Economic Agenda

Senator Biodun Olujimi called on Nigerians to rally behind President Tinubu’s administration, emphasizing that the nation is at a critical turning point. She highlighted the need for citizens to endure short-term economic discomfort for the sake of long-term growth and development.

Senator Biodun Olujimi maintained that the APC government is on a mission to rebuild the nation’s economy, stabilize the currency, and create jobs. She appealed to citizens not to succumb to despair but rather to play active roles in supporting policies that will eventually yield positive outcomes.

Biodun Olujimi Dismisses Claims Of Political Opportunism

Senator Biodun Olujimi dismissed allegations that her defection was motivated by personal gain, insisting that she remains committed to the ideals of good governance. She stated that she is prepared to face any political backlash that may arise from her decision, as her move was driven by national interest.

Senator Biodun Olujimi reiterated that she is determined to use her legislative experience to support APC’s developmental agenda. She added that her decision was not an easy one, considering her long association with PDP, but was necessary for Nigeria’s progress.

Biodun Olujimi Vows To Strengthen APC In Ekiti State

Senator Biodun Olujimi pledged to work tirelessly towards building a stronger APC in Ekiti State. She stated that the party needs to consolidate its base ahead of upcoming elections and ensure that the dividends of democracy reach every community.

Senator Biodun Olujimi also called for unity among APC members, warning that internal rivalries could undermine the party’s ability to deliver on its promises. She assured her constituents that her defection would translate into better representation and access to federal projects.