Yar’adua Dumps APC For ADC

Former Senator Abubakar Sadiq Yar’adua, who represented Katsina Central, has announced his resignation from the All Progressives Congress (APC) and defected to the African Democratic Congress (ADC).

In his resignation letter, dated July 28, Yar’adua accused the APC-led government of implementing policies that have “undermined, destroyed, and desecrated” the lives, welfare, dignity, lands, and livelihoods of the Nigerian people.

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“The government has truly become what Malam Nasir El-Rufa’i would refer to as ‘urban bandits,’ or in my view, ‘bandits in government,’” Yar’adua stated.

Yar’adua  who aspired for the Katsina State governorship in 2023, said, “They only cater to the interests of the petit-bourgeois elements and the interests of International Monopoly Capital.” He announced that he would be joining the ADC, describing it as a party “poised to change and re-shape the course of Nigeria’s political history.”

“I pray and hope that my numerous supporters, associates, and admirers in Katsina State will soon join me in the ADC,” he said.

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