Former National Publicity Secretary of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Kola Ologbondiyan, has officially announced that he is leaving the party. His decision comes after years of serving in various roles, including his time as the party’s spokesperson. He thanked supporters and colleagues but said it was time to step aside and move on to a new phase in his political journey.

Ologbondiyan explained that his exit was influenced by deep reflections on the current state of the PDP. According to him, the party has gone through internal issues that made it difficult for him to continue. He noted that while he still respects many of the people in the PDP, he believes leaving is the best step for him at this moment.

His departure has triggered discussions within political circles, as he was once one of the major voices defending and promoting the PDP. Many observers see his exit as a sign of the ongoing struggles within the party. Some supporters have reacted with surprise, while others say his move shows the wider need for reforms in the PDP.

Ologbondiyan has not yet announced his next political destination, but he promised to remain active in Nigeria’s political space. He assured the public that he will continue to contribute to national development and democratic growth, regardless of where he goes next. His exit marks another significant shift in Nigeria’s political landscape.