Table of Contents
- Resignation of Hon. Engr. Sagir Ibrahim Koki
- Reason for Resignation
- Appreciation to NNPP
- Legal Basis for Resignation
- Context of Departure
Hon. Engr. Sagir Ibrahim Koki, the Deputy Chairman of the House Committee on Petroleum Resources and Member representing the Kano Municipal Federal Constituency, has resigned from the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP).
He attributed his resignation to ongoing leadership conflicts at the national level of the party.
In a resignation letter dated November 11, 2025, and addressed to the Chairperson of the Zaitawa Ward, Koki stated that the persistent internal strife within the party had hindered his ability to effectively represent his constituents.
“I have made this decision because the internal turmoil in the party leadership at the center has made it challenging, if not impossible, for me to fulfill my responsibilities and provide my constituents with the representation they deserve in the House of Representatives,” Koki wrote.
He expressed gratitude to the NNPP for giving him a platform to serve.
Koki described his experience as invaluable and mentioned that his resignation is in accordance with Section 40 of the 1999 Constitution as well as the party’s constitution.
His resignation occurs just two days after Hon. Abdulmumin Jibrin Kofa, who represents the Kiru/Bebeji Federal Constituency, also left the NNPP to join the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Frequently Asked Questions
Why did Hon. Engr. Sagir Ibrahim Koki resign from the NNPP?
He resigned due to ongoing leadership crises at the party’s national level, which made it difficult for him to effectively represent his constituents.
What did Koki express in his resignation letter?
In his resignation letter, Koki expressed gratitude to the NNPP for the opportunity to serve and stated that the internal conflict made it challenging for him to fulfill his duties.
What constitutional provisions did Koki reference in his resignation?
Koki mentioned that his resignation aligns with Section 40 of the 1999 Constitution and the constitution of the NNPP.
