Politics
Gombe NNPP chair resigns, cites ‘cautious political consideration’

Kabir Makko has resigned from the New Nigeria Peoples Party in Gombe State, relinquishing his place because the state occasion chairman.
In a resignation letter obtained by our correspondent on Sunday and addressed to the Chairman of NNPP Akko Ward, Makko introduced his resolution to step down from each his membership of the occasion and his management function.
“At the moment, being March 23, 2026, I hereby formally resign as a member of the New Nigeria Folks’s Party (NNPP), Gombe State chapter,” he acknowledged.
Makko added that his resignation additionally covers his place because the state chairman of the occasion.
“By this resignation, I additionally relinquish my place because the Gombe State Party Chairman. This resolution has been made after cautious political consideration,” he stated.
He expressed appreciation to occasion members and stakeholders for his or her help throughout his tenure.
“I sincerely admire the cooperation given to me whereas serving as State Chairman,” Makko famous.
Copies of the letter have been additionally despatched to the NNPP Nationwide Chairman.
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