Six Oyo Lawmakers Leave PDP, Align with Makinde in APM

Six members of the House of Representatives from Oyo State have reportedly announced their exit from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), declaring support for Governor Seyi Makinde’s political direction under the African People’s Movement (APM).

The development marks a significant shift in the state’s political landscape and has already sparked discussions among political observers and party supporters ahead of future political activities in the state.

Sources close to the lawmakers indicated that the decision followed consultations and political realignments aimed at strengthening their collective vision and political interests. The lawmakers reportedly expressed confidence in the new direction and stated their intention to work toward what they described as inclusive development and effective representation.

Political analysts believe the move could influence party structures and political calculations within Oyo State, particularly as parties continue strategic positioning ahead of upcoming political contests.

While reactions continue to emerge from party members and stakeholders, the development is expected to reshape conversations around alliances and power dynamics within the state.

Further details are expected as political actors and party leadership respond to the latest development.