BREAKING: Adamu Garba dumps APC, says party lost its moral bearing

Former Presidential aspirant, Adamu Garba has resigned his membership of the All Progressives Congress.

Adamu made this known in a letter addressed to the chairman Karewa Ward in Yola-North Local Government Adamawa State of the APC.

He said the ruling party has lost its moral bearing, hence his reason to resign.

The former president aspirant has not said the next party he’s moving to.

The letter reads below.

Dear Sir,
LETTER OF RESIGNATION FROM MY MEMBERSHIP OF THE PARTY
I write to formally notify you of my intention to resign my membership in the All Progressive Congress (APC).

My resignation was due to the fact that APC as a party has lost its moral bearing and has taken to some exclusionary practices which are against standard democratic tenets.

More importantly, as a young man, who believes in the future of Nigeria and had high hopes in APC before now, I cannot continue to retain membership of a party that favors money beyond competency, vested interest beyond common interest, chronic elitism beyond to public good, politics of exclusion beyond inclusion.

I do not, in all honesty, sincerely and with consciousness believe that any young man in Nigeria has a future or model worthy of emulation for the benefit of the of Nigeria in APC, I believe the party has drifted so much from the original beliefs of its foundation to a something more cynical, undemocratic institution.

I further believed that the party has failed in its promises to deliver public good over the years, betrayed the public trust, and has turned out to be doing much worse than what we fought so hard to dethrone in the then PDP government. Worst is the issue of internal security that the party paid more attention to propaganda media statements than listening to the yearning of the people.

Moreover, the party seems to encourage its enemies than its friends, favors its adversaries than its loyalist, hates the prospect of the new generation of leaders beyond just youth leadership seats, and has no credible, practicable plans for the future of Nigeria as we get into the heart of the turbulence of the 21s, century.