PRP Vice Chairman Wolimoh Olajide Resigns Ahead of 2027

Wolimoh Olajide, the National Vice Chairman of the People's Redemption Party (PRP), announced his resignation effective immediately, citing concerns regarding the party's lack of national relevance and its limited political direction ahead of the 2027 general elections. In his resignation letter addressed to the party's National Chairman, Dr.

Hakeem Baba Ahmed, Olajide expressed appreciation for the opportunities he received during his service in various capacities, including as a committee member and National Youth Leader. He noted that the PRP has failed to evolve into a strong national political force capable of competing effectively at both federal and state levels.

Olajide highlighted a growing belief among party members that the PRP lacks the ambition necessary to emerge as a major political platform. He also raised concerns about the party's perception as a northern-based organization, which he believes limits its appeal to voters in other regions.

While he intends to continue pursuing political ambitions, he has not publicly disclosed his next steps or any potential new party affiliation.