Kabir Makko has announced his resignation from the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) in Gombe State, stepping down from both his party membership and his role as state chairman. He communicated his decision through a resignation letter addressed to the NNPP Akko Ward Chairman, marking the date as March 23, 2026. Makko's letter expressed his gratitude to party members and stakeholders for their support during his tenure as chairman.

In his statement, Makko highlighted that the decision to resign was made after careful political consideration, indicating that internal party dynamics or political strategies may have influenced this choice. Such shifts within party leadership can have significant implications for the party's influence and electoral strategies, particularly in the lead-up to important political events or elections.

Makko's resignation from the NNPP may reflect broader trends within the Nigerian political landscape, where party loyalty and leadership changes are often pivotal to electoral success. His departure could signal potential realignments within the party or an opportunity for new leadership to emerge, impacting the party’s future and its standing in Gombe State.