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She submitted that the APC under former President Muhammadu Buhari is not the same as it is under President Bola Tinubu.
According to her, the present government is pragmatic, taking tough decisions in the interest of the people and sticking with its decisions.
Naija News reports that Olujimi, who made the declaration on Thursday during an interview with Channels Television, submitted that the things she saw in the Tinubu government are what made her defect from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to the APC.
Justifying her decision to defect, the former lawmaker said that the APC she used to criticise is different now.
She explained, “The APC we talked about in the past, the government that was in power then, is not the current one in power. There is a different APC now.
“This government is pragmatic. It’s resolute, it’s taking tough decisions and running with the decisions. It’s not like other governments – taking tough decisions and when people start to complain, dropping it and making them comfortable again, going back to the old ways.
“Rather, it’s taking the bull by the horns and moving on, and that is what I saw in the new APC. I am telling you that it is this government that made me join the APC, not any other.”
Senator Olujimi recognized the PDP as the party that gave her political prominence, but argued that the party has lost traction. She added that her supporters at the grassroots were happy that she left the PDP.
Speaking further, Olujimi said she would rather leave the PDP than remain in the party and work against it.
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