Report By Nigerdeltagist, Abuja
22, March, 2026
A significant political development has emerged following the resignation of High Chief (Hon.) Seles Saboh from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Bayelsa State; a move that has stirred up political reactions and conversations amongst political actors across the state.
In a formal statement released on Thursday, March 19, 2026, Chief Saboh announced his resignation from the ruling party, the APC, citing deep reflection, consultations, and the “evolving realities” of both the state and the nation as key factors behind his exit.
Describing the decision as difficult but necessary, the prominent political figure expressed gratitude to the APC for providing him a platform to serve and grow politically over the years. He acknowledged the relationships and experiences he gained within the party, noting that they remain invaluable to his journey.
He emphasized that his resignation significantly marks a turning point to commitment to public service. According to him, the move is driven by a need to pursue a path that better aligns with his personal convictions, political aspirations, and the interests of the people.
“This bold step is not an end, but a transition towards greater service, renewed purpose, and a stronger commitment to the progress and growth of the people I represents.
“My decision is for the greater good and benefit of my people who have believed in me in commitment to public service for a better society.
