By: Manoah Kikekon
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| ADC and Toviho Olayemi Monday |
AJARA, BADAGRY – In a move that could reshape the local political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections, Toviho Olayemi Monday has officially announced his resignation from the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
The announcement, which was made public on Tuesday, May 5, 2026, was contained in a formal resignation letter addressed to the Ward Chairman of ADC, Ward J, Ajara, Badagry. Toviho, a prominent figure from the Agbojetho community in Ajara Vetho, cited a need for a new political direction aligned with his vision for the people of Badagry.
The resignation letter, titled “Resignation from ADC Membership,” confirmed that Toviho’s withdrawal is effective immediately. In the document, he clarified that although his initial registration was conducted through the party’s online portal, he has now formally revoked all ties and prior expressions of membership.
“I hereby withdraw any prior expression of membership and confirm that from the date of this notice, I am not a member of the ADC,” the statement read.
Toviho requested the party leadership to update their records accordingly, marking a clean break from the political platform.
Addressing his supporters, Toviho urged his followers to stay calm and resolute during this transition. He assured them that the decision was a strategic step toward finding a political platform that shares his commitment to good governance and effective representation.
“My focus remains unwavering,” he added. “I am dedicated to ensuring that the people of Badagry enjoy the dividends of democracy. This move is about positioning ourselves with a party that prioritises the needs of our constituents.”
Toviho Olayemi Monday’s exit from the ADC comes at a time when political realignments are intensifying across Lagos State. By declaring his intent to remain focused on his goal to emerge as a representative for Badagry, he has signaled that his political journey is far from over.