Former Deputy Governor of Ondo State, Omolade Oluwateru, has officially resigned from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), marking a new turn in her political journey. Her decision has drawn attention across the state, given her past role in government and her influence within the party.

In a statement announcing her exit, Oluwateru said she made the decision after careful reflection on the current direction of the PDP and her personal political goals. She explained that she no longer felt aligned with the party’s values and strategies, and believed it was time to explore a new path.

Supporters of Oluwateru have described her move as bold and timely, saying it reflects wider dissatisfaction among some party members. Political observers also say her exit could affect party dynamics in Ondo, especially as preparations for future elections begin to take shape.

Oluwateru has not yet announced which political party she intends to join next, but she assured her followers that she remains committed to public service and to contributing positively to the development of Ondo State.