Philip Aduda Resigns from PDP Amid Party Crisis
Philip Aduda, who previously served as a senator representing the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has officially resigned from the People's Democratic Party (PDP). The resignation was communicated in a letter directed to the chairman of the PDP in Karu Ward.
In his letter, Aduda expressed that he is resigning his membership from the PDP effective immediately due to a crisis within the party. He acknowledged the opportunities the PDP provided him to serve in various elected positions throughout the nation and requested that his resignation be accepted with high esteem.
The exact reasons for the crisis within the party were not detailed in the article.
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