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SDP National Chairman, Tunde Adeniran Finally Quits Partisan Politics

The National Chairman of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Tunde Adeniran, has resigned from his office and quit partisan politics generally.

Adeniran disclosed this in a letter titled, “Disengagement from Partisan Politics”, dated Tuesday, September 29, 2020, and addressed to the SDP headquarters.

The famous politician stated that that he will continue to serve the nation on a neutral ground as a statesman, without associating with any political party.

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Part of Adeniran’s letter read:

“I wish to inform the general public that I’m with effect from today, disengaging from partisan politics. This implies relinquishing my present position and abstaining henceforth from political activities that are purely partisan.

“There is a need for all committed patriots to rally around the vision of a secure and fulfilling future for them. My disengagement is therefore not from involvement in the political affairs of our dear country but in partisan politics.”

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