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Bauchi: PRP debunks mass resignation claim, says party remains intact

Ishola Michael
May 2, 2026
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The leadership of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), Bauchi State Chapter, has categorically dissociate itself from the recent statement issued by a group of individuals claiming to have resigned en masse from the party.

The PRP in a statement issued on Friday, stated that, “We find it quite astonishing and indeed baffling, that persons who are neither members nor known by the leadership of PRP at any level, would have the audacity to claim to have resigned from our party and to have held positions within it.” 

It stressed that,”This act of rascality and deliberate misrepresentation is a clear attempt to attract undue attention and create confusion where none exists.” 

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The PRP further stated that, “We wish to state unequivocally, that these individuals are not members of the PRP, neither are they recognized leaders within the party’s structure.

“A simple due diligence check at the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) headquarters in Bauchi will confirm the authenticity of our genuine members and leaders.”

“Such a check will also reveal that the claims of holding positions within the party by these individuals are baseless and unfounded,” It added.

According to the party, “It is important to underscore that the PRP remains steadfast in its commitment to its founding principles, and we do not need to respond to idle threats or fabricated claims by impostors and attention seekers.”

“Our party’s records are well-maintained, and the genuine members and leadership are clearly documented, existing and remain intact without anyone resigning,” It added.

The PRP urged  the public, the media, and all stakeholders to disregard the false claims and to rely on verified information, stating, “The real and recognized leaders of PRP in Bauchi State are identifiable through proper channels and official records.” 

In conclusion, the PRP assured that it remains united and focused on its mission to serve the interests of the masses and uphold the integrity of our party, as contained in a statement signed by Hon. Abdurrahman Yusuf Mu’azu, State Chairman.


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