Hon. Sani Adamu Wakili, member representing Minjibir/Ungogo Federal Constituency in Kano State, has resigned from the African Democratic Congress, ADC. His resignation letter, dated April 30, 2026, was addressed to the party chairman in Zango Ward, Ungogo Local Government Area.
Wakili stated the resignation takes immediate effect from Thursday, April 30, 2026. He described his time in the party as a privilege but said recent national-level developments made continued membership untenable.
He emphasized his ongoing commitment to serving the people of Minjibir/Ungogo Federal Constituency. His dedication to public service, he noted, remains firm regardless of political affiliation.
Wakili expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve within the ADC and wished the party success in future endeavours.
Sani Adamu Wakili claims national party issues forced his exit, yet he remains silent on what those specific issues are, leaving constituents with unanswered questions. His resignation weakens ADC's presence in Kano without offering clarity on what drove the split. If internal party problems are severe enough to push out a sitting lawmaker, the people of Minjibir/Ungogo deserve to know how that affects their representation. Political instability at the national level should not become a quiet excuse for unexplained local political shifts.
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