However, the former Kano Governor cited health concerns as the reason for his resignation in the letter, stating that he needs to focus on his well-being.

While the circumstances surrounding the reported resignation remain shrouded in mystery as of press time, a party chieftain confirmed the development, stating simply, “Yes, it is true. He has resigned.”

Ganduje assumed the APC leadership in August 2023 following internal party conflicts that led to the removal of his predecessor, , and a few other members of the latter's national working committee.

However, some party members have reportedly been protesting against “excessive financial demands” imposed by his office. He has also been accused of imposition of candidates, as recently alleged by aspirants in the FCT area council.

Regardless of the accusations, Ganduje's tenure brought success to the ruling party, as he led the APC to victory in the Edo State Governorship election.

Under his leadership, the APC also received defectors from the main opposition parties, including the Governors of Delta and Akwa Ibom States, and Umo Eno, respectively, as well as senators and members of the House of Representatives.