A prominent member of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Gombe State, Alhaji Muhammad Bello Adamu, has announced his resignation from the party to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC). In a statement, Adamu cited personal conviction and a desire to contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s democratic process as the reasons for his decision.
According to Adamu, his move to the ADC is driven by a desire to continue contributing to democratic development in the country on a new platform. “I have decided to take a new political direction by joining the African Democratic Congress (ADC). This decision is based on personal conviction and my desire to continue contributing meaningfully to our democratic thoughts on a new platform,” he explained.
Adamu, also known as Cikasoro, expressed gratitude to the PDP for the experiences and opportunities he had during his membership. He noted that the decision to leave the party was not taken lightly, acknowledging the appreciation he has for the time spent as a member. The move is seen as a significant development in Nigeria’s political landscape, particularly in Gombe State where the PDP has a strong presence.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) is one of the notable opposition parties in Nigeria, aiming to promote democratic values and good governance. Adamu’s decision to join the party may indicate a shift in the political alignment of some PDP members, potentially influencing the outcome of future elections in the state.
As Nigeria’s political scene continues to evolve, the defection of prominent party members like Adamu may have implications for the balance of power in the country. The move is likely to spark interest among political observers, who will be watching to see how Adamu’s decision affects the dynamics of the PDP and the ADC in Gombe State. With elections on the horizon, political parties in Nigeria are gearing up for intense competition, and the defection of key figures like Adamu may play a significant role in shaping the country’s political future.
