Against the backdrop of major defections from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in recent times, Oyo State Governor, ‘Seyi Makinde, has declared that the most important defection has not yet taken place.
Makinde, in his bi-monthly newsletter issued on Thursday, said that while the defections of some PDP governors into the All Progressives Congress (APC) might have taken over national discourse, Nigerians should focus on when hunger and deprivation defect out of Nigeria, as it is only then that prosperity can return and their pride restored.
According to the governor, Nigerians should pay attention to what truly matters and not allow themselves to be hoodwinked by political realignments, which are mere distractions.
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The newsletter read in part: “I am sure many of you have been following the recent defections of politicians—especially the governors who have left the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) for the All Progressives Congress (APC) and other parties.
“With these defections, political pundits have been busy reading meanings into every handshake and silence. I have watched as our national conversation once again turns to who is moving rather than what is moving.
“For me, the only defection that truly matters is the one that has not happened yet — the defection of hunger.
“When I was asked about this wave of political cross-carpeting in a recent press conference, I said, ‘I will only be moved when hunger defects into the APC.’ I meant every word of it, because while people are busy changing parties, Nigerians are struggling to afford the basic necessities.
“Families are being forced to make impossible choices daily. These are the real issues, not political realignment.
“We cannot continue pretending that everything is fine simply because someone in the government says so. What we are experiencing is the widening of inequality. While the rich are adjusting, the poor are sinking — and that is what must command our attention.
“It is hunger, not partisanship, that fuels frustration and hopelessness. Until we deal with that, every political drama will remain a distraction.”