Exactly, 15 days after the former Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun threw in her resignation letter to the Buhari-led administration, another female minister, who held the portfolio of the Ministry of Women Affairs, Senator Aisha Alhassan, resigned as a Minister.
Al-Hassan also quit her membership of the All Progressives Congress.
In her letter to the President dated 29th September, 2018, the former Minister, who is popularly called Mama Taraba, thanked Buhari for the opportunity to serve.
She recalled how she was duly screened and cleared before her appointment and how she also notified the President of her interest in contesting for the Governorship seat in her state, Taraba.
She stated that all through her sojourn up to collection of form and mobilisation for the Presidential and Gubernatorial primaries, she kept the President in the know.
She was however taken aback when she was disqualified by the party from contesting the Governorship seat and more troubled when no reason was given.
According to her, it would be out of place for her to remain as a Minister in the government when the party that formed the government does not find her qualified to be a governor. Based on this, she resigned her post as a Minister.
She also resigned her membership of the party, APC. In the letter quitting the party, copy of which was also made available to abujareporters, she stated her disappointment at being disqualified from contesting as a Governorship aspirant while no tangible reason was given by the party leadership. She claimed she felt betrayed and let down by the party.