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Former Taraba state governor, Jolly Nyame, has resigned from the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) over alleged marginalisation and unfair treatment of his people.
Nyame announced the decision in a chat with members of his support group, following a Federal High Court ruling in Jalingo. This was contained in a video trending on social media.
The ex-governor said he had a consultation with his supporters and stakeholders from Zing Local Government Area before taking the decision to quit the APC in search of another political platform through which he could continue to serve the people.
He said he was joining forces with people who think like him and are dedicated to the development of the region, adding that his years of loyalty and contributions to the APC did not bring him and his community fair treatment.
“As the Dabon Yarro and leader of the entire Yorro community across the world, including the Mumuye, Yandan, Yorti and others, if they will not honour me, who then will they honour from among my people?” he asked.
According to Nyame, for years people from his zone had suffered political exclusion and had not been adequately represented in the affairs of the state.
The former governor also disclosed that he had been under pressure to run for an elective office ahead of the 2027 general elections.
“At my age, it is not mandatory for me to contest any elective position but the pressure from the people is enormous. “They feel like their voices have been silenced for too long,” he said.
He warned that the silence over the alleged injustice meted on the people could further compound the plight and appealed to his supporters to join him in the struggle to improve the lot of the people.
