If Ajayi first dumps APC, and then PDP for ZLP, in a spate of less than two months, where then is his sense of partisan party conviction, beyond floating like a nectar-seeking butterfly, in search of platforms, to land political office?
It is rather to show how trust and conviction help those democratic aspirations. Either way, a right is a right; and no one can stand in judgment over how individuals exercise own rights; for they swim or sink by the consequences of their actions.
After losing the PDP ticket, for the Ondo governorship poll, to Eyitayo Jegede, SAN, there are reported pressures, from the national wing of the PDP, for Mr. Jegede to pick Ajayi as running mate. Reports claim some hesitation, if not outright refusal, on Jegede’s part — and for good reasons, you’d say.
How Ajayi navigates that harsh trust alley, to land Jegede’s nod as running mate, if he really craves it, would manifest soon enough.But even more interesting is the speculation that Ajayi, after losing the PDP ticket, might be heading for Olusegun Mimiko’s Zenith Labour Party . If true, that would be very exciting, for it throws up the double-whammy of trust and conviction.
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