Bashir A. Shaba Resigns as SSA to Niger State Governor, Leaves APC to Join ADC
In a significant political development, Bashir A. Shaba has officially resigned from his position as Senior Special Assistant to the Niger State Governor, a role focused on Political Mobilization. His resignation is effective immediately.
Shaba expressed profound gratitude to the Governor for the opportunity to serve but announced his decision after careful reflection and consultation. He cited growing dissatisfaction with the current political landscape in Niger State and Nigeria, which no longer aligns with his personal convictions and vision for genuine public service.
In a statement, Shaba emphasized that politics should be a tool for service, accountability, and people-centered leadership. He clarified that his decision to resign from APC and join the African Democratic Congress (ADC) was motivated by the desire to pursue good governance, inclusiveness, and a people-driven political future.
Shaba assured that his move is not rooted in personal animosity toward any individual in the administration, including the Governor, whom he continues to hold in high regard. He expressed his commitment to contributing positively to the political development of Niger State and Nigeria, guided by principles of integrity and the interests of the people.
This development marks a pivotal shift in Shaba’s political journey, reflecting his dedication to principles and the pursuit of a better future for his state and country.
