Atiku's resignation turns on the mass dropout in Adamawa

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The resignation of the former vice president of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar, has ignited the mass dropout of the Government Democratic Party (PDP) in the State, the All Progressive Congress (APC), as well as other political parties in Adamawa.

The prominent members of APC and PDP who have already abandoned their parties for the new coalition party, Africa Congress of Democracy (ADC) include the candidate of governor of APC in the general elections of 2023, Senator Abbo, former youth coordinator for Tinubu in 2023 in Adamawa, and some interested parties in the 21 areas of the local government in the state.

Of the popular Democratic Party, those who have decided to join ATIKU in ADC include former governors and deputy governors, members of the National and State Assembly, members of the Senior PDP in the State and areas of the local government.

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The ex -Umar Bindow poster is throughout the state in search of low ADC elections, while about 90 percent of their cabinet members are also ready to leave their matches.

Atiku Abubakar announced his resignation as a member of the Popular Democratic Party (PDP), citing irreconcilable differences with the current direction of the party.

In a letter dated July 14, 2025, and addressed to the president of PDP, Jada 1 Ward, local government area of the state of Adamawa, Atiku expressed his sincere gratitude for the opportunities granted by the party, including the fulfillment of two complete terms as vice president and running twice as his presidential candidate.

When describing his decision as a “heartbreaking”, Atiku declared that his resignation was necessary for what he called a deviation of the fundamental principles in which the PDP was built.

“It seems necessary to separate myself due to the current trajectory that the part has taken, which I think diverges from the fundamental principles we represent,” says the letter.

He recognized the support and opportunities provided by the PDP throughout his political career and extended the best wishes for the party and his leadership.

Atiku, who has the traditional title of Waziri Adamawa, signed the letter with respect, and was officially received by the leadership of the local party on July 14, 2025 ″

Meanwhile, the reactions have followed their resignation, however, they are not a surprise, the president of the PDP state, the lawyer Aliyu Shehu said: “His departure from the party is huge, I wish him the best, but I can assure him that the PDP in Adamawa remains strong.

Another PDP state executive member in Adamawa who begged without mentioning our correspondent that his departure of the party will have a negative effect in the party both in the state and nationally, we cannot pretend it. Said.

In an interview by Tribune Online in Yola, it was different opinions to Jada, a political activist and a firm ATIKU defender said that the departure of the former vice president and very senior and experienced politicians of the PDP will spell Dome will spell for the party.

James Gibson, a basic politician in Numan, said: “He stands out politicians for jumping ships even when their power, that some big names leave one party to another is not news.

What is important is what new participants are bringing to their party, I want Atiku and others who have left and those who also plan to leave their parties for another.

As the saying goes: “Soldier Go, Solider Come, Barrack is”.

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