Nigerians Blast Mu'azu Over Resignation

Nigerians have blasted Adamu Mu’azu following his resignation as the National Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party, PDP few hours ago.The PDP Stalwart had been in a tussle with some big wigs of the party in recent months following the loss of President Goodluck Jonathan at the March 28 Presidential election, and had been asked to resign despite the fact that he had called for peace in the party.Ekiti state governor, Ayo Fayose had alleged that Mu’azu worked with the All Progressives Congress, APC, to ensure victory for the major opposition during the presidential polls and alongside other party members, asked Mu’azu to resign honourably like British Party leaders.

While some think his resignation is long overdue, several others are of the opinion that he may have resigned in order to join the APC to have his place in the soon-to-be-inaugurated administration.

Naij.com Facebook feed had the following responses by our readers:

Ogege Godspower: It will take a good numbers of years for the black race to outlive their stigma. If it were in Oyibo country, he will commit suicide before day break. He is resigning today and tomorrow we’ll hear he has without shame joined APC which he worked for. Black man with black mentality.

Clement Philemon: By the way he is nothing but a destroyer he could have been sacked.go jare

Felissismus Ehiamehea Osime: Mu’azu is a traitor! PDP congrats!

Joshua Tazan: PDP is now reduced to a regional party. What a shame!

Ozioma Onuchukwu Okonkwo: there’s no separate judgement book for politician on the judgement day, be warned! so keep on committing sin in the name of politics. thank you.

Kazeem Shina: Igbos I wana hear our comment. pdpigs are gone

Prince Obilegwe: Let him go. It is even too late because he conspired with the APC and Jega to rig the election.

Halliru Dantala Lazuru: Thank you Mu’azu for the well job you have done for our party to win the presidential election. Up APC.

Ede Yahaya: Even though PDP is dead and buried no matter what strategy PDP may adopt to regain its lost glory, Mu’azu wouldn’t have resigned no matter the pressure which was tainted with malice.

Izachi Julius: That should have been done long ago, of what use is he to PDP? He should be ashamed of himself.