Buhari’s Ally Resigned From APC Ahead of 2027

Ufuoma Omojirhe

A top ally of former President Muhammad Buhari and former Minister of Environment, Barrister Mohammed Hassan Abdullahi, resigned from the APC.

Abdullahi’s resignation which took effect from on June 1, 2025, cites personal reasons.

The former minister, who served under President Buhari, tendered his resignation letter to the APC chairman in his Uke ward of Karu Local Government Area in Nasarawa state.

Pundits believe Abdulahi’s decision to leave the APC is part of the scheming to unseat President Bola Tinubu come 2027 due to some grievances by the north about his policies, fueling speculation of Northern bloc plots to unseat Tinubu in 2027 election

There are speculations that Abdullahi’s resignation from the ruling party is an indication of his ambition to contest for governor of Nasarawa state governor in 2027

Barrister Mohammed Hassan Abdullahi, the former Minister of Environment, resigned from the All Progressives Congress (APC) in preparation for the 2027 election.

While he cited personal reasons for his departure, speculation around his decision is growing.

According to Metoric Post sources close to the APC have revealed that Abdullahi’s resignation is tied to broader political manoeuvrings within the northern bloc.

It had earlier reported that there are growing reports of a plot by some influential northern leaders to push for the removal of President Bola Tinubu in the 2027 election, primarily due to concerns about his performance across key sectors.

Critics argue that Tinubu’s government has been underwhelming, with many pointing to poor management in areas such as security, the economy, and education.

The northern bloc, which has significant political clout, is reportedly seeking a stronger candidate to challenge Tinubu’s position in the coming election.