Ex-IGP Mohammed Adamu quits APC after primary loss
Mohammed Adamu, a former Inspector General of Police, has resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC). He cited dissatisfaction with the party’s internal processes, especially regarding the Nasarawa State governorship primary. Adamu expressed disappointment over the lack of fairness and transparency in the party. He plans to continue his political ambitions through another platform.
Key takeaways
- Mohammed Adamu submitted his resignation letter to the Makama ward executives in Lafia.
- He said recent developments, particularly the conduct of the governorship primary in Nasarawa State, influenced his decision.
- Adamu stated that the party failed to uphold internal democracy, fairness, and transparency.
- He thanked party members at all levels for their cooperation during his time in the APC.
- The Director General of the Mohammed Abubakar Adamu 2027 Political Movement, Musa Hussein, previously confirmed that Adamu obtained his governorship expression of interest and nomination forms.
