Mansur Ahmed Resigns from APC, Citing Party's Condition
Engr. Mansur Ahmed, a former Commissioner for Works, Housing and Transport, has resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC). He is known as a close political ally of former Kano State Governor Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje.
Ahmed submitted his resignation letter to the APC chairman of Yakasai Ward in Kano Municipal Local Government Area. In his letter, he stated that the decision was made after a collective review of the party's state of affairs with his political associates.
He expressed a desire to contribute more meaningfully to Kano State and Nigeria, emphasizing the need for a political platform focused on the protection of lives and property and the welfare of ordinary citizens. Despite his departure, Ahmed acknowledged the leaders and members of the APC in Kano Municipal for the opportunities he received during his time in the party.
His resignation marks the second significant departure from the APC in Kano State in a short period, following Arc. Aminu Dabo's resignation.
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