JUST IN: Gov. Tambuwal's 252 Special Advisers, Assistants Voluntarily RESIGN, Refuse To Join PDP | News Proof

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JUST IN: Gov. Tambuwal's 252 Special Advisers, Assistants Voluntarily RESIGN, Refuse To Join PDP

Aminu Tambuwal
Governor Aminu Tambuwal
About 252 Special advisers and Special assistants appointed by Sokoto State Governor. Aminu Tambuwal have resigned their appointments.

They have declined to follow the governor to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) to which he has defected

Special Adviser Ibrahim Haske and spokesman for the aides, told a news conference in Sokoto yesterday that their decision followed  Governor Tambuwal’s defection from the All Progressives Congress (APC) to the PDP.

“We were appointed based on the position that APC is the political party governing the state and now that the government belongs to PDP, we have no option other than to resign.


“We are bonafide members of APC and our position has always remained same; we therefore resign voluntarily from the PDP government,” Haske said.

Haske, a former Sokoto South Local Government Chairman, added that the decision was based on their desire to support APC to deliver on its mandate after the  2019 general elections.

Alhaji Abdullahi Sokoto, also a special adviser to Tambuwal, restated the former aides’ commitment and dedication toward ensuring the success of APC across the state.

“We will continue to remain in our party APC and as such we sacrifice our political appointments to clarify people’s doubt and show our stand on party supremacy.”

He restated the group’s loyalty and support to the policies and programme of the Federal Government under President Muhammadu Buhari and the leadership of APC.

Sokoto State APC Chairman  Alhaji Sadiq Achida commended the former aides  for their demonstration of  loyalty to the party.

He said: “the sacrifice of the Special advisers is highly recommended and will surely be rewarded by the people and APC in future.”

However, in a statement, Spokesman of the Governor Abubakar Shekara, said.

Tambuwal, had directed the termination of the appointment of all Special Assistants from the  service of the state “to enable  the appointees engage in partisan activities without ethical or moral dilemmas.”

He added:  “The Governor thanks them for their service to the state and wishes them success in their future undertakings.”

1 comment

  1. The governor's opinion is a welcome idea. They should go and work with the ministry. If there is vecancies for them. The present federal government ignores the rule of law, the Judiciary and legislative arm of government. The respect of other arms of government in this present regime is negative.

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