The All Progressives Congress (APC) has officially confirmed the resignation of its National Chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje, citing his need to attend to "urgent and important" personal matters. Following his immediate resignation, the party has appointed Ali Dalori, the deputy national chairman (north), as the acting national chairman. In a statement confirming the development, the party praised Ganduje's contributions to unity and electoral competitiveness during his tenure. Dalori will lead the party until a National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting is held in December.
- The APC has officially confirmed the resignation of its National Chairman, Abdullahi Ganduje.
- The stated reason for his departure is "urgent and important" personal matters, including his health.
- Ali Dalori, the deputy national chairman (north), has been appointed as the acting chairman.
- The appointment of Dalori is a temporary measure until the National Executive Committee (NEC) meets in December.
- The party's official statement praised Ganduje's contributions to the party's unity and growth.
This official confirmation of a leadership change marks the conclusion of a chapter and the beginning of an interim one. The shift from a prominent figure to an acting leader, even with a stated reason, is a symbolic passing of the helm, raising a crucial question about the stability of the ship. This moment empowers us to look beyond the official statements and understand the delicate balance of power within a ruling party. The appointment of an interim leader underscores the strategic pause before a more permanent decision is made, reflecting the party’s need for stability and continuity. It forces us to ask: When a leader leaves unexpectedly, is it a conclusion or just an intermission in a larger play for power?
FAQ
- What is the official reason for Ganduje’s resignation? The APC stated that he resigned to attend to "urgent and important" personal matters and his health.
- Who is the new acting chairman? Ali Dalori, the deputy national chairman (north), has taken over the role.
- Is this a permanent appointment? No, Dalori is the acting chairman, and a more permanent decision is expected to be made at the National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting in December.
Sources: The Cable
