Desmond Elliot Seeks Reconciliation With APC, Appeals To Gbajabiamila

Desmond Elliot Seeks Reconciliation With APC, Appeals to Gbajabiamila Nollywood actor and politician Desmond Elliot has appealed to the Chief of Staff to the President, Femi Gbajabiamila, for reintegration into the All Progressives Congress (APC) family in Lagos.Elliot expressed regret over his actions during the party’s last primary election, acknowledging that he was misled by the decisions he took at the time. The former lawmaker also accepted the verdict of the people of Surulere and pledged renewed loyalty to the leadership of the Lagos State chapter of the APC. According to the report, Elliot made the appeal during an engagement with Gbajabiamila as efforts continue to resolve disagreements that emerged from the last APC primary election. Elliot reportedly acknowledged his mistakes and indicated his willingness to work with the party leadership, signalling a desire to put the dispute behind him.He also reaffirmed his commitment to the APC and its leadership in Lagos.Gbajabiamila granted Elliot an audience and warmly embraced him during the meeting, a gesture seen as a possible sign of reconciliation between the two politicians. The meeting could pave the way for Elliot’s full reintegration into the APC structure in Lagos following the disagreements surrounding the party’s previous primary election. Elliot’s appeal comes amid ongoing political realignments within the Lagos APC as the party continues preparations ahead of the 2027 general elections.The development highlights the importance of reconciliation within the ruling party as political actors position themselves ahead of the next electoral cycle.Elliot, who previously represented Surulere Constituency I in the Lagos State House of Assembly, has remained a prominent figure in Lagos politics and within the APC. His decision to acknowledge the outcome of the previous primary and pledge loyalty to the party leadership could help ease tensions and strengthen efforts toward unity within the Lagos APC.