Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Chairman, Adamu Mu’azu has resigned.
PDP Chairman resigns
Peoples Democratic Party Chairman, Adamu Mu’azu is said to have tendered his resignation today, May 20, 2015.
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Mu’azu is said to have tendered his resignation today, May 20, 2015.
The former Chairman is said to have been left the position due to the harassment he had suffered at the hands of members who blamed him for the PDP’s defeat in the recently held general elections.
His resignation has been confirmed by PDP Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Abdullahi Jalo, and is expected to take effect immediately.
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Jalo said, “It is true, Mu’azu has resigned. I can confirm this to you, he resigned today.”
President Goodluck Jonathan is also said to have asked the chairman of the PDP Board of Trustees (BoT), Anthony Anenih to resign his position as well but it’s not clear if he has done so.
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