Senator Abdullahi Adamu was absent from the meeting of the All Progressives Congress National Working Committee held at the party’s national secretariat on Monday.
His absence has confirmed media reports stating that he has resigned as the national chairman of the party.
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Currently, Senator Abubakar Kyari, the Deputy National Chairman (North), is presiding over the ongoing meeting.
Present at the meeting are Emma Eneukwu, Deputy National Chairman (South); Salihu Mustapha and Salihu Lukman, National Vice Chairman (North East) and (North West) respectively.
Also in attendance are Isaac Kekemeke, National Vice Chairman (South West); Muazu Bawa and Ejoroma Arodiogu, National Vice Chairman (North Central) and (South East) respectively.
The National Secretary of the party, Iyiola Omisore, left the party’s national secretariat while the meeting was still in progress.
When approached by a Nigerian Tribune reporter, Omisore mentioned that he was on his way to Senator Adamu’s house and expressed his confusion regarding Adamu’s absence, stating, “He is supposed to be here; I don’t know why he isn’t here.”
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