Senator Imasuen Leaves Labour Party for APC

Senator Neda Imasuen, who represents Edo South in the National Assembly, has officially left the Labour Party and joined the All Progressives Congress (APC).

The announcement was made during the Senate’s plenary session on Wednesday, where Senate President Godswill Akpabio read the lawmaker’s defection letter.

Imasuen explained that his decision followed several discussions with his supporters, political allies, and residents of Edo South.

According to him, those he consulted advised him to move to a party that they believe would offer the region better recognition and political value at the national level.

He pointed to unresolved problems within the Labour Party as part of the reason for his move.

He mentioned that the internal disputes and leadership struggles within the party had made it difficult for him to effectively carry out his responsibilities.

Imasuen also noted that his switch to the APC is intended to align his senatorial district with the development plans and goals of the current federal government under President Bola Tinubu.

He promised to continue serving the people of Edo South and working for their progress, regardless of the party platform.

He also asked that his defection be formally recorded in the Senate’s proceedings.

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