'I left Peter Obi's NDC for my peace of thoughts, they eliminated me from NWC' – Ex-Deputy spokesman Abdulsalami

Former Deputy National Publicity Secretary of the Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, Abdulmumin Abdulsalami, says he left the get together to guard his peace of thoughts.

Abdulsalami made this recognized on Thursday throughout an interview on Arise Television’s ‘Prime Time,’ noting that the get together confirmed him premeditated malice.

He stated his trustworthy work for the get together began clashing with the pursuits of some highly effective officers who management issues within the get together, including that he determined to stroll away as a substitute of staying to maintain complaining about injustice.

“I left the NDC for my peace of mind. I was made the deputy national publicity secretary and spokesman of the party, and people with vested interests probably thought I had futuristic leadership interests, and it came with premeditated malice towards me.

“I used to be faraway from the National Working Committee, NWC, and changed with individuals whom I acquired upon their defection to the get together. The animosity the nationwide secretary unleashed on me turned apparent and intense. He weaponised paperwork to stifle, intimidate, and humiliate me,” Abdulsalami said.

Abdulsalami said he would rather go back home than remain in a party where he was being pushed aside on purpose.

Abdulsalami listed the offices he held in the party, saying that he started as the Protem Chairman in Kogi State and later became the Deputy National Publicity Secretary and pioneer spokesman of the NDC.

His resignation came a few hours after another top member of the Peter Obi camp, Yunusa Tanko, left the NDC for the Social Democratic Party, SDP, where he was unveiled as the National Coordinator of the Presidential Campaign Council of Prince Adewole Adebayo.

The two departures on the same day have raised fresh questions about the internal peace of the NDC as the party prepares for the 2027 general election.