After having a close door meeting with the party’s National Working Committee on Wednesday in Abuja, Mr Nwanyawu told reporters that his decision to resign was personal.
When asked further if he was bowing out of office to join another political party along with the Ondo State governor, Olusegun Mimiko, who party sources said was still negotiating whether to remain in the party or not, Mr Nwanyanwu said he believed in the party’s ideologies.
He, however, urged the public not to read meaning into their decisions.
“I am not leaving to join another political party. I am only leaving because I feel it is time for other persons to come and contribute to the development and growth of the party. That is why i am leaving. People should not read meaning into this,” he said
His resignation is coming few weeks to the party’s third National Convention, where new leaders will be chosen, will hold on October 4.
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