Niger State Governor's Aide Resigns from APC, Joins New Party Amid Political Discontent
Bashir Shaba, a senior aide to the Governor of Niger State, Moham Bago, has resigned from the APC and joined the ADC. Shaba expressed concerns about the political governance trends in Niger State, stating that they no longer align with his values and vision for public service.
He emphasized the need for politics to serve the people's interests rather than personal agendas. Shaba's move signifies a shift in the state's political landscape and a growing discontent with the ruling party's direction.
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