In an era where many politicians move from one political party to another in desperate pursuit of tickets, relevance, and personal ambition, loyalty has gradually become a scarce virtue in Nigerian politics.
For many political actors, ideology no longer matters. Principles are often sacrificed on the altar of personal interest, while party structures are abandoned immediately ambition suffers temporary setbacks. The culture of “jumping ship” has now become a recurring decimal in the nation’s democratic experience.
But for Dr. Sesan Sanusi, the story appears different. Despite falling short twice in his bid to secure the ticket for the Olorunda State Constituency seat in 2019 and 2023, Dr. Sanusi remained steadfast within the fold of the All Progressives Congress (APC), refusing to abandon the progressive family for political convenience.
His decision to stay committed, even in moments of disappointment, reflects a rare level of political maturity, discipline, and ideological consistency that many younger politicians can learn from.
Over the years, Tinubu’s political movement has consistently emphasized loyalty, long-term structure building, and commitment to progressive ideology over momentary political gains. This is the time for reward for loyalty within the All Progressive Congress (APC) by considering a man of loyal track record.

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