I Voluntarily Resigned, Not Sacked——Ex-Kano Religious Affairs Commissioner, Reacts

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The immediate past Commissioner for Religious Affairs, Dr. Muhammad Tahar Adamu, popularly known as Baba Impossible, has debunked reports of his sacking by the Kano state government, saying “I voluntarily resigned my position.”

This is coming less than 24 hours after the Commissioner of Information, Malam Muhammad Garba announced sacking of the former commission in a statement.

In an interview with Freedom Radio on Saturday, “Baba Impossible” expressed surprise over the news of his sacking noting that he submitted his letter of resignation on Friday, December, 30th 2022, to Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Usman Alhaji.

“Alhaji Usman Alhaji collected my resignation letter and stamped it. I also went to the office of the Chief of Staff, who is also the Head of Service, and he stamp the letter,’’ Baba Impossible said.

The former commissioner said he was amazed to hear on the media that he was relieved of his appointment which is a ‘blatant lie’.

According to him, the evidence is there and I have it , why would a responsible government lie?

He said his resignation is based on personal reasons, Solacebase reports.

“Baba Impossible” noted that if the state government continue to dish out lies about him , he would be compelled to hit back.”

 

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