Sokoto East senator quits APC over insecurity concerns
Ibrahim Lamido, senator for Sokoto East, has resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC), citing insecurity and hardship faced by his constituents. He announced his decision on social media, stating it takes immediate effect. Lamido pointed to the party’s inability to protect his people and address their challenges as the main reason for his departure. He has not revealed his next political move.
Key takeaways
- Ibrahim Lamido resigned from the APC, citing insecurity and the welfare of his constituents.
- He said his decision was due to the party’s failure to safeguard the people he represents and the hardship they face.
- Lamido highlighted persistent bandit attacks and inadequate government response as key issues.
- He stated that repeated efforts to secure federal intervention had little effect.
- Lamido called for increased federal action to combat banditry and restore peace in affected regions.
