Rhodes-Vivour Commits to ADC After Leaving Labour Party

Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour, a former governorship candidate for the Labour Party in Lagos State, publicly confirmed his commitment to the African Democratic Congress (ADC) on Tuesday, addressing rumors regarding his political future. He acknowledged the significant shifts within Nigerian politics and the necessity for unity among opposition parties.

Rhodes-Vivour stated that his decision to join the ADC was not made lightly, emphasizing that the party represents a genuine alternative for Nigerians. He referenced his past experiences with Kowa, PDP, and Labour Party, asserting that his political journey has always been guided by principles rather than personal gain.

He firmly rejected any offers from the All Progressives Congress (APC), including substantial financial incentives, to maintain his integrity. Additionally, Rhodes-Vivour mentioned ongoing efforts to strengthen grassroots presence in Lagos ahead of the upcoming elections, highlighting his commitment to coordinating efforts across various local government areas.