A former member, House Of Representatives from Ondo State, Kolade Akinjo has resigned his membership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Akinjo represented Ilaje/Ese-odo federal constituency in the national assembly until 2023.
He also contested and lost to the PDP governorship candidate in Ondo State, Agboola Ajayi, in the party’s primary ahead of the November governorship election.
Akinjo made his new decision known through a resignation later addressed to the ward chairman of PDP in Mahin Ward IV, Ilaje Local Government of Ondo State.
The letter reads; “I submit my resignation from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), effective Sunday, 11th August 2024, marking the culmination of a remarkable journey and the beginning of a new chapter. After introspective consultations with my trusted allies, supporters, and confidants, I have resolved to relinquish my membership, poised to explore new horizons and embark on a fresh journey.
“My decision is a personal epiphany, born from a desire to explore uncharted territories and embrace novel challenges. I express profound gratitude to the party’s leadership for the privilege of serving in various capacities, notably as a two-term member of the House of Representatives, where I served with unwavering dedication.
“As I reflect on my tenure, I am reminded of the countless moments of triumph, camaraderie, and patriotic fervor. I cherish the relationships forged, the battles fought, and the victories won. My heart swells with pride, knowing that our collective efforts helped shape the party’s legacy.
“With a sense of fulfillment, I take my leave, carrying with me the memories, lessons, and experiences garnered during my sojourn. I depart with no regrets, holding an unshakable conviction that our shared vision for a better tomorrow remains indelible.
“Thank you for the opportunity to serve. May our endeavors continue to flourish, and may our paths always cross in the pursuit of a greater good. May our shared values remain a guiding force, inspiring future generations to strive for excellence.”
