By Muhammad Salisu
A former spokesperson to Jigawa State's ex-Governor, Bello Muhammad Zaki, has confirmed his resignation from the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP) to join the African Democratic Congress (ADC).
Zaki announced his decision in a statement made available to journalists on Thursday, saying his move followed "wide consultations with family, relatives, supporters, and well-wishers."
In his resignation letter to the NNPP Unguwar Gabas Ward Chairman, Zaki said he's joining the ADC to "align with like-minded individuals," calling it a "major New Year resolution."
Zaki, a Kazaure LGA resident, wished NNPP members a "happy and prosperous New Year," thanking them for their support.
He attached his NNPP membership card to the resignation letter, following party procedures.
Zaki's move marks a significant shift in Jigawa politics, as he seeks new avenues for contribution. "I'm excited to join the ADC and work towards the party's vision," Zaki said.
"The decision was taken after careful consideration," Zaki said in the statement, adding that he's looking forward to collaborating with ADC members.
He's optimistic about his new party affiliation, saying it's a "fresh start" and an opportunity to serve Jigawa State.
However, Zaki thanked his supporters for backing him in this decision, saying their encouragement meant a lot.
The NNPP has yet to comment on Zaki's resignation.
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