Sa’idu Umar Resigns from PDP Over Leadership Crisis

Sa’idu Umar, who was the governorship candidate for the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Sokoto State, announced his resignation from the party in a letter dated March 10, 2026. He addressed the letter to the chairman of the PDP in the Kofar Atiku Ward, Sokoto South Local Government Area.
Umar cited unresolved leadership crises within the party at the national level as the primary reason for his resignation. He noted that these issues have hindered unity and effective political engagement within the party.
Despite stepping down, Umar expressed his gratitude to the PDP leadership and members for the opportunity to contest in the 2023 governorship elections and acknowledged their support throughout his political journey. He reaffirmed his commitment to democratic ideals and the development of Sokoto State, stating that he would continue to pursue good governance and democratic values even after resigning from formal membership in the PDP.
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