Prominent APC Governor’s Aide Resigns, Gives Reason for Decision
- Hajiya Dijatu Bappah, the special adviser on social investment to the Gombe state governor has resigned from her position
- Bappah who cited personal reasons for her departure, appreciated the governor for giving her a golden opportunity to serve
- In a letter dated Tuesday, February 1, the government appointeesaid the termination of her appointment takes effect immediately
The special adviser on social investment to the Gombe state governor, Hajiya Dijatu Bappah has tendered her resignation from office.
Daily Trust reports that Bappah made her decision known to Governor Muhammad Inuwa Yahaya, in a letter dated Tuesday, February 1.
Source: Twitter
While citing personal reasons for resigning, the government appointee appreciated Yahaya for giving her what she described a “golden opportunity” to serve, Nigerian Tribune added.
She said:
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“I write to inform you on my decision to terminate my service as Special Adviser to the Executive Governor of Gombe State on Social Investment Programme with effect from February 1, 2022.
“Your excellency Sir, I thank you for giving this golden opportunity to serve under your able leadership. It is indeed a rare privilege for me to serve in that capacity.”
Suspense as prominent APC chieftain tenders resignation
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Ogheneluemu Sylvester Imonina, the Spokesman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Delta on Wednesday, January 19, made known his decision to leave the party and his office.
Imonina's letter in which he stated his resolve was titled Resignation Of My Membership Of All Progressives Congress And Position As Acting State Publicity Secretary Of The Party.
Imonina's letter was shared on Facebook by one Ossai Ovie Success who also claimed that another influential chieftain has left the party.
Northern commissioner resigns office to join southeast governor
In another development, Rabi Shinkafi, the commissioner for women and children affairs in Zamfara on Thursday, December 23, 2021, announced her decision to resign her office.
Shinkafi told newsmen on Thursday that she resigned her appointment as commissioner in Zamfara to enable her to pick another appointment as commissioner in Imo.
She denounced rumours that this is due to a strained relationship between herself and the Zamfara state governor, Bello Matawalle,
Source: Legit.ng
