Bauchi NDC Governorship Candidate Dumps Party
By Sule Aliyu Bauchi
The governorship candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) in Bauchi State, Barr. Ibrahim Muhammad Kashim, has resigned his membership of the party.
Barr. Kashim, who was the immediate past Secretary to the state Government (SSG) under Governor Bala Abdulkadir Muhammad, in a letter dated October 16, 2026 and addressed to the Chairman, NDC, Bauchi Local Government Area, said his resignation takes immediate effect.
“I hereby formally tender my resignation from the National Democratic Congress (NDC), effective from the date of this letter,” he stated.
He informed that the decision was taken after careful consideration and described it as a matter of personal choice.
The former NDC candidate thanked the party leadership and members for the opportunity to be associated with the party and asked that his resignation be acknowledged and records updated accordingly.
Also in a message to his supporters, Kashim said his exit from the NDC does not diminish his commitment to the struggle for a better Bauchi State.
According to him, the state deserves purposeful leadership, a stronger economy, greater opportunities for youths and women, improved security and a future where every citizen can live with dignity.
He assured that his political journey is far from over and his commitment to the rescue and development of the state remains unwavering.
Kashim, assured that he would continue to engage with well-meaning individuals and groups who share his vision of a peaceful, prosperous and economically vibrant Bauchi.
Barr. Ibrahim Kashim, said the next phase of his political movement would be communicated in due course and urged his supporters to remain calm, steadfast and united.
