Former Inspector General of Police Mohammed Adamu resigns from the All Progressives Congress (APC) after losing the party’s governorship primary in Nasarawa State. Multiple reports say Adamu’s decision follows the outcome of the primary election, where he failed to secure the APC ticket for the governorship race. Premium Times reports that Adamu submits his resignation letter at his Gayam ward in Lafia, the state capital, indicating that he formally exits the party through local party channels tied to his residence and political base. The Punch similarly states that Adamu dumps the APC after the primary loss. Both outlets present the resignation as directly linked to his failure in the primary, without providing details of any subsequent plans or reactions from the APC or other political figures. The reports also do not include additional context on whether Adamu will join another party. The focus remains on his resignation from the APC and the governorship primary defeat in Nasarawa State as the immediate trigger for the decision.