Former Sokoto Senator Abdallah Wali dumps PDP

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By Musa Baba Adamu

A former Senator from Sokoto state, Abdallah Wali, has formally withdrawn his membership from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), bringing to an end more than 20 years of association with the party.
In a resignation letter dated December 31, 2025, and addressed to the PDP ward chairman of Sanyinna Ward in Tambuwal Local Government Area of Sokoto State, Wali announced that his decision takes immediate effect.
“I hereby resign my membership of the Peoples Democratic Party, including all its organs to which I belong. This resignation is with immediate effect,” the letter stated.
Wali expressed appreciation to the PDP for giving him the platform to serve both the party and the nation in various capacities.
He also thanked his supporters for their unwavering loyalty and support for over a quarter of a century, describing it as priceless.
Copies of the letter were also sent to the PDP chairman in Tambuwal LGA and the party’s Sokoto State chairman.
At the time of filing this report, Wali had yet to reveal his next political step.

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