A founding member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Gombe State, Adamu Modibbo, who is a former secretary campaign organisation of the incumbent governor of the state, Inuwa Yahaya, has resigned from the party.
Moddibo, who announced his resignation while speaking with journalists on Monday in his residence, expressed dissatisfaction with the policies of the current APC led government in the nation.
According to him, at its inception, “the APC aimed to rescue Nigeria from its problems”, lamenting that instead of doing so, it allegedly led the country into chaos at the moment.
Buttressing his points further, he cited the removal of fuel subsidy and the devaluation of the naira as some of the poorly implemented economic decisions by the administration.
Moddibo criticised President Bola Tinubu for inflicting hardship on the citizens via his policies and for his alleged nepotism in appointments.
The former APC stalwart also condemned the current tax reforms bill, arguing that it prioritises some interests over the wellbeing of Nigerians from all the regions.
“The situation is ten times worse than under President Buhari. Moreover, he gives key positions to his kinsmen such as Finance, the Blue Economy, and the Central Bank of Nigeria. They are all occupied by Yoruba’s which arouses questions on the president’s claim to being democratic,” he complained.
