Ajadi disclosed this during an interview with newsmen on Saturday in Abeokuta.
He revealed reasons he refused to defect to any other political parties like some other Governorship candidates during the election.
The NNPP governorship candidate stated that his decision was not about switching parties, but rather about serving as a rescue mission to liberate Nigeria.
He emphasized that his mission in politics is to stand to earn citizens benefit from their governments.
"I have not come to politics because of money but to orientate the citizens of Nigeria on the truth they need to know. I came to politics as a servant not as a boss.
When asked how he felt about the former party chairman's expulsion, he responded, "His expulsion followed the report of the Disciplinary Committee established to investigate claims of Anti-Party actions and other malpractices against him.
“According to the Disciplinary Committee, he failed to appear before the Committee on the two occasions he was invited to come and explain his own side in the allegations of anti-party activities and other misdemeanor against him. Instead, he resorted to abuses of the leadership of the Party.
"The NWC found his act as gross insubordination capable of dragging the Party in the mud."
He added that he is now focusing on the national development. "When I mean national development , I mean to correct abnormalities of the INEC. It is intentional action for INEC to keep repeating just two political parties."
"When we have 18 registered political parties. NNPP is still challenging them in court."
