Former Kaduna State Governor, Alhaji Balarabe Musa, has resigned from active politics.
“Due to declining energy and failing health, it has become necessary for me to vacate the seat for young and fresher blood,” he said.
Balarabe Musa who spoke at the 54th national executive committee meeting of the People Redemption Party (PRP) in Kaduna on Friday said he would no longer seek the post of the national chairman of the party.
While stating that he would be available to assist as much as his power could carry him, he enjoined all the members of the party to be committed to the ideals of the PRP.
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According to him, they should work towards improving the lives of the less-privileged in the society.
His words: “In this regard, it is appropriate to inform members that this will be the last time that I will personally be chairing NEC as our party’s national chairman.
“Due to declining energy and failing health, it has become necessary for me to vacate the seat for young and fresher blood.
“But not just young and fresher blood but qualitatively, demonstratively younger and fresher blood more robustly and combatively committed to all the ideals our party, the PRP has always stood for.
“I shall, however, always remain available for party assignments within the limits of my fading energy and failing health.”
