Speaking Thursday, Adebayo emphasized that the party remains a movement driven by young people and women who want real change in Nigeria.
Adebayo noted that it is normal for people who are not satisfied with the state of affairs to find a remedy to such dissatisfactions by going to places where they think they could have a platform.
He, however, stressed that the first set of people who are not satisfied and who have chosen the SDP are the poor masses of Nigeria because according to him, “The problems in our governance impact the people more than the elite when you talk of hunger, unemployment, insecurity and rising factor costs among other social problems.”