After serving three terms, House of Representatives Member Hon. Ado Dogo Audu aka Ado Hot has resigned his membership from the People Democratic Party (PDP).
Ado served as Reps Member representing Jema’a/ Sanga Constituency in the Federal House of Representatives from 1999 – 2011 and thereafter served as Kaduna State Commissioner of Water Resources under former governor, Hon. Ramalan Yero.
A reliable source has confirmed to Bestxplorer blog that Ado submitted his resignation letter to his ward chairman Hon. Sabo on Saturday 17th February, in Gidan Waya, Jema’a LGA of Kaduna State.
Hon. Ado has yet to make any official statement in regards to this through the media or through his media team. Meanwhile, he has described his resignation to some of his allies as “Personal” and is yet to unveil the party he’ll be joining.
On the other hand, the PDP Gidan-Waya has yet to make any official statement in regards to his resignation from the PDP.
Notwithstanding some of his loyalists who are part of the Hon. Ado Political structure including the chairman of PDP Gidan-Waya paid a visit to the current House of Reps Member representing Jema’a and Sanga LGA Hon. Dan Amos in Abuja to pledge their support and loyalty to the PDP and Hon. Dan Amos.
In a press release by Hon. Dan Amos senior legislative aid, Hon. Samuel Shamaki noted that the entire Member of Hon. Ado political structure were in Abuja to pledge their loyalty.
He said “Earlier today, the entire political structure of the Hon Ado Dogo led by the Chairman of his political structure, Hon. Hamisu Tijani paid a courtesy visit to Hon. Daniel Amos, Member representing Jema’a and Sanga Federal Constituency.” Tagging his exit as ‘unfortunate’ and an act of ungratefulness.
However a reliable source has confirmed to Bestxplorer that those who paid the visit to Hon. Dan Amos did not make up the entire political structure of Hon. Ado Dogo but are just one part of the political structure while others are still together with Hon. Ado.
Like we earlier mentioned both the Hon. Ado and the PDP Gidan-Waya ward are yet to make any official statements regarding his exit.
