Former Kano Commissioner Mansur Ahmed has resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC), citing the party’s deteriorating condition. His departure marks the second high-profile exit from the party in recent days. Ahmed, who previously served as commissioner of Kano State, announced his resignation through a statement, though the exact reasons remain unspecified. The APC has not yet issued an official response to his resignation.
This follows the recent departure of another prominent member, further signaling internal instability within the party. Ahmed’s resignation comes amid ongoing political tensions and challenges facing the APC ahead of key elections. His exit raises questions about the party’s cohesion and leadership structure.
The APC, a major political party in Nigeria, has been grappling with leadership changes and internal disputes in recent months. Ahmed’s departure adds to a growing list of resignations, potentially impacting the party’s electoral prospects. Analysts suggest that the party’s leadership may need to address internal divisions to maintain its political strength. The situation highlights the challenges of maintaining party unity in a competitive political landscape.
