Atiku’s son steps down from Adamawa cabinet after two terms
Adamu Atiku, the first son of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has resigned from his role as Commissioner for Works and Energy Development in Adamawa State. In his resignation letter, Adamu Atiku expressed gratitude to Governor Ahmadu Fintiri for the opportunity to serve. He pledged continued loyalty and support to the administration’s vision for the state. Adamu Atiku also thanked his father and his community for their support during his tenure.
Key takeaways
- Adamu Atiku resigned from Ahmadu Fintiri’s cabinet after serving two terms as Commissioner for Works and Energy Development.
- His resignation letter, dated March 2, 2026, conveyed appreciation to the governor, ministry staff, and his community for their support.
- Adamu Atiku stated that his departure does not end his commitment to public service and hinted at future developmental collaborations.
- He was absent when Fintiri defected to the All Progressives Congress at the Adamawa Government House.
- Sources indicate that his father, Atiku Abubakar, has endorsed him for a senatorial contest, while his brother, Abba Atiku, will contest for a House of Representatives seat on the APC platform.
