Atiku Long Resigned From APC, Blasts Buhari’s Govt. As Threat To Nigeria's Unity In Hidden Resignation Letter ...Read The Letter

By Dansu Peter

Apart from the much publicized resignation letter by a former Vice President, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, an earlier letter reportedly hidden from public domain has surface, where he blasted President Muhammadu Buhari's led government is a threat to Nigeria's unity.

The resignation letter according to reports has been written by Atiku, dated October 18 2017 and addressed to APC party’s ward chairman in his Jada 1 Ward, Jada Local Government, Adamawa State, where he resigned from the party. The letter has been hidden from the public ever since

 In the letter, Atiku said his decision to quit the ruling party was not about him but about the future of the country as a democratic entity.

In his letter, Atiku Abubakar stated;

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“I am unable to reconcile myself with the dismal performance of the party in government, especially in relation to the continued polarization of our people along ethnic and religious lines, which is threatening our unity more than any other time in the recent past and the unbeatable hardship that our people are currently undergoing”

“I wish to inform you of my decision to resign my membership of the All Progressives Congress APC in this ward with effect from the date of this letter.”

“I am resigning from a party we formed and worked so hard, with fellow compatriots across the country, to place in government. I had hope that the APC government will make improvements to the lives of our people and the continued existence and development of Nigeria as one indivisible nation. This hope has now been dashed.

“As I said in 2006, it is the struggle for democracy, constitutionalism and service to my country and my people that are driving my choice. Let me emphasize again that this is not about me. We have to have a country before people can aspire to lead it,”

“While wishing you well, let me express the hope that in the near future, a substantial number of you will join forces with us to once again defeat impunity and restore vision and purpose to the politics of our great country. Please accept the assurances of my highest regard.”