Former Lagos governorship candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour has dismissed claims that he abandoned the Labour Party, saying his focus remains on building a coalition that can challenge the dominance of the ruling parties.
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Speaking on a television programme on Monday, Rhodes-Vivour explained that his political journey has consistently placed him in the opposition, and that his move to work with other groups does not mean he has dumped Labour.
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He noted that divisions within the Labour Party have produced factions with different approaches, with one side aligning with efforts to form a wider coalition. According to him, the African Democratic Congress (ADC) has been adopted as part of this coalition structure.
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Rhodes-Vivour confirmed that he is now a registered member of the ADC, stressing that the party is working closely with Obidient supporters in Lagos. He described the coalition drive as a step towards strengthening opposition politics and building a platform that can better represent the aspirations of Nigerians.
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