NDC's Abdulmumin Abdulsalami Resigns Over Frustrations

Abdulmumin Abdulsalami, the Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the Democratic Congress (NDC), has resigned from the party, accusing influential officials of undermining his work and excluding him from party activities. His resignation was communicated in a formal letter to NDC National Chairman Senator Moses Cleopas, submitted through his ward chairman in Nagazi Ward, Adavi Local Government Area.

Abdulsalami, a foundation member of the NDC, expressed frustration over his contributions conflicting with the interests of a small group of powerful party figures. He emphasized that his decision was made to prioritize his peace of mind amidst ongoing injustices.

Abdulsalami previously served as NDC Protem Chairman in Kogi State and later as Deputy National Director for Labour and Civil Society. He thanked Senator Henry Dickson for the opportunities he received and acknowledged support from colleagues and civil society activists.

An anonymous party insider indicated that Abdulsalami faced prolonged neglect, including not receiving a salary or budget since the party's inception. NDC National Publicity Secretary Osa Director dismissed claims of deeper divisions within the party.