Lukman Resigns from ADC, Cites El-Rufai's Hostility
Salihu Moh Lukman, the former Vice Chairman of the APC, announced his resignation from the ADC, attributing his decision to the hostile treatment he received from Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, the Kaduna State Governor. In a strongly worded letter to ADC National Chairman Sen. David Mark, Lukman expressed his inability to endure the pain caused by the coalition's leadership.
He stated that El-Rufai's actions had exacerbated problems within the party, despite his efforts to unite leaders in Kaduna. Lukman criticized the leadership for failing to build a strong democratic party and warned that ADC's participation in the 2027 elections could be adversely affected.
He emphasized that his decision was not an official relationship with the national chairman but stemmed from disdain for the treatment he received as a coalition leader. Lukman urged Mark to respect his decision and take time to reflect on the current state of the party.
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