A prominent figure in Nigeria’s Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) has stepped down from her position. Hajia Halima Yunusa Kajuru, the former North-West Zonal Women Leader, resigned her membership effective immediately. In a statement dated August 29, 2025, addressed to the PDP Ward Chairman in Kajuru, Kaduna State, Halima notified the party of her decision and enclosed her membership card as confirmation.
Halima reflected on her time in the PDP, highlighting her various roles, including her election as North-West Zonal Women Leader in 2019. She expressed pride in having served with dignity and selfless service, even during periods when the party was not in government. She also mentioned her influence on key decisions and her efforts in mobilizing members and voters.
Recently, Halima played a significant role in mobilizing support during the August 16, 2025, by-elections, which she described as a testament to the party’s strength. Despite her resignation, she expressed gratitude to the PDP for providing her with the opportunity to serve. Her letter concluded with a message of appreciation, stating, “I wish to appreciate the party for finding me worthy of such services rendered this far.”
Halima’s resignation comes as a significant development in Nigerian politics, particularly within the PDP. Her decision to leave the party has sparked interest, with many wondering about her next steps. Although she has not disclosed her future plans, her resignation is likely to have implications for the party’s structure and dynamics. As the political landscape in Nigeria continues to evolve, Halima’s move serves as a reminder of the shifting allegiances and power dynamics within the country’s major parties. With her experience and influence, her next move will likely be closely watched by political observers and analysts.
