Political commentator Isaac Fayose has stated that he is not affiliated with any political party, stressing that his loyalty lies with good governance rather than partisan politics.

Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayo Fayose, said he supports any political party that prioritises the welfare of citizens.

He made the clarification in an interview with Daily Post when asked whether he was a member of the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

“I am not a member of any political party. I only advocate for good governance. In some states, I support the APC; in others, I support the PDP, and in some cases, I may align with the Labour Party,” he said.

Commenting on the political crisis in Rivers State, Fayose described the situation as man-made and lamented its impact on residents of the state.

“The political crisis in Rivers State is man-made, and it is the people of Rivers who are suffering because of it,” he said.

He also questioned the continued power struggle in the state, noting that former Governor Nyesom Wike has already been compensated with a ministerial appointment.

“Wike has been duly compensated. He is now a minister, so what is he still fighting for in the political structure of Rivers State? What is the purpose of this power struggle?” Fayose added.