PDP Faces Fresh Blow as Kaduna Rep Member Resigns

Crisis throughout the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) worsened on Monday, October 13, after Honourable Sadiq Abdullahi, a member of the House of Representatives, introduced his resignation from the get together.

Abdullahi, who represents Sabon Gari Federal Constituency in Kaduna State and serves as Deputy Chairman of the House Committee on the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency (FERMA), stated the PDP’s deepening inner conflicts and “loss of direction” had made it tough for him to serve his folks successfully.

His exit got here solely hours after former National Secretary S.Ok.E. Udeh Okoye additionally left the get together, additional exposing the cracks throughout the opposition’s management.

In his resignation letter addressed to his ward chairman and made public on Monday, Abdullahi expressed frustration over what he described as extended factionalism that had crippled the get together’s unity and focus.

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“The persistent internal conflicts and factionalisation within the PDP, which have culminated in a prolonged party crisis, are adversely affecting my ability to effectively represent my constituency and perform my duties optimally,” he said.

Abdullahi defined that his choice adopted intensive consultations with key stakeholders and political allies, stressing that it was geared toward guaranteeing “purposeful, inclusive, and effective representation” for the folks of Sabon Gari past partisan traces.

He additionally expressed gratitude to the PDP for giving him the platform to serve, saying, “I wish to sincerely thank the PDP for the privilege and opportunity to serve under its platform. The support, trust, and experiences I have gained during my time with the party have been invaluable.”

His resignation, coupled with Okoye’s, provides to the rising unease throughout the PDP because it struggles to navigate inner management disputes and redefine its technique forward of the subsequent normal elections.

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