The Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) has suffered another resignation following the departure of its Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Abdulmumin Abdulsalami, who has left the party over alleged injustice and the excessive influence of a few powerful members.
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Abdulsalami announced his resignation with immediate effect in a letter addressed to the party’s National Chairman, Moses Cleopas, through his former ward chairman in Kogi State.
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His decision came just hours after Yunusa Tanko, political adviser to Peter Obi and former National Coordinator of the Obidient Movement, left the NDC for the Social Democratic Party (SDP).
In his resignation letter, Abdulsalami said he could no longer tolerate the treatment he had received from some influential members of the party.
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He also announced his withdrawal from all political and technical responsibilities he had been performing for the NDC’s national leadership.
The former deputy spokesperson expressed gratitude to Allah while formally notifying the party’s national and state structures of his decision to leave.
He recalled that he was among the founding members who contributed to establishing the NDC and supporting its early political activities.
Abdulsalami said his efforts to expand and strengthen the party had repeatedly conflicted with the interests of certain influential officials, whom he accused of taking control of its affairs.
However, he did not identify the officials allegedly responsible or provide specific incidents to substantiate his complaints about the treatment he received.
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