2023 Election: Financial Secretary of APC Idah Local Government Area Resigns

Idah, Kogi State – In a surprising turn of events, Aruwa Onuche Shehu, the Financial Secretary of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Idah Local Government, Kogi State, has tendered his resignation from the party. This announcement comes as a shock to the local political landscape.

In a formal letter addressed to the Chairman of APC Idah Local Government and Ukwaja Ward, Aruwa Onuche Shehu cited his current engagements as the reason for his resignation. He expressed regret that his new commitments would prevent him from effectively fulfilling his duties as the LG Financial Secretary.

“I wish to inform the members of All Progressive Congress (APC) in Idah Local Government chapter and Ukwaja Ward that I, Aruwa Onuche Shehu, herat this momentsign as the LG Financial Secretary of the party due to my present engagement. I will not be able to discharge my duties diligently,” wrote Aruwa in his resignation letter.

He also took the opportunity to express his gratitude for the chance to serve in his previous role, signifying his appreciation for the support he received during his tenure.

This unexpected move has left members of the APC Idah Local Government chapter and Ukwaja Ward in a state of uncertainty. Aruwa Onuche Shehu’s departure raises questions about the party’s future leadership in the area.

As the news spreads, party officials and members are left to ponder the implications of this sudden resignation and contemplate their next steps. The local political landscape in Idah may soon witness significant changes as the APC seeks to fill the vacancy left by Aruwa Onuche Shehu.

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