Niger State Governor's Senior Special Assistant Resigns from APC, Joins ADC
Bashir Shaba, the Senior Special Assistant to the Niger State Governor Moham Bago, has resigned from his position in the APC party. Shaba cited deep concerns over the current political climate in Niger State and the country as a whole as the reason for his resignation.
He mentioned that his values and principles no longer align with the prevailing political developments. Shaba has decided to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC) as he believes it provides a credible platform to promote good governance and transparency in Niger State and Nigeria.
His decision reflects a focus on serving the people and prioritizing public interest over personal gain in leadership roles.
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