BREAKING: Ganduje Resigns as APC National Chairman!
In a surprise move today, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, former Governor of Kano State and APC National Chairman since August 2023, has officially resigned from his position, citing health reasons and a desire to focus on his well-being.
What You Need to Know:
Ganduje took office on August 3, 2023, after the resignation of Abdullahi Adamu.
Reports suggest sustained pressure from party elders, especially from the North–Central zone, demanding the chairmanship return to their region.
The move is being framed as a strategic unifying gesture, aimed at calming internal party tensions ahead of the 2027 general elections, with a national convention set for December 2025 .
What Happens Next:
A sitting national vice-chairman will assume duties in an acting capacity, pending the December convention.
Party insiders suggest this is part of a broader power recalibration within the APC, aiming to rebalance influence among geopolitical zones .
Public Reaction:
Supporters of Ganduje reflect on the toll of politics with posts like:
“It is certain, politics is harder than being in the army.”
Meanwhile, some see this as a calculated political shift, aimed at pacifying aggrieved factions and preparing the party for its next electoral battles.
What This Means for You:
APC’s unity: Will this ease internal friction or leave a vacuum that rivals can exploit?
Regional powerplay: Will the North–Central zone regain the chairmanship seat in December?
Ganduje’s next step: With health as his reason, what role might he continue to play behind the scenes?
Let’s talk! Do you think Ganduje’s resignation signals a smarter party strategy—or a sign of deeper divisions?
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