Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State, Monday, condemned the calls for the resignation of the National Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Senator Abdullahi Adamu, describing the call as unfair and unnecessary.
Sule who made the condemnation at a meeting with former aspirants of the APC from across the State, at the Government House, described the move as untimely, rude and unnecessary, especially at a time the party is still in the middle of an election.
“At a time we are recording successes in the ongoing general electzions, we saw in the news media that some people are calling for the resignation of the National Chairman and we condemn that call, especially at a time like this.
“The gentleman who has worked so hard, even at his age, going around everywhere with our presidential candidate for the campaigns, meetings and several initiatives taken to tackle various issues, for someone to call for his resignation at the middle of elections, that is uncalled for, unfair, that is wickedness, rude and completely unnecessary.
“For us in Nasarawa State, we are condemning that call, not just because the National Chairman is from Nasarawa State but because we strongly believe this is not the time for it,” the Governor said.
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