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The Federal Government has condemned former Vice President Atiku Abubakar for featuring Nigeria’s national Coat of Arms in his resignation letter from the Peoples Democratic Party .
'Your Excellency, @atiku, whilst I acknowledge that it is within your constitutional right to change political parties at any time you may wish, however, releasing your letter of resignation from the PDP during this week of the mourning of our immediate past President, Muhammadu Buhari, is clearly an attempt to draw the spotlight away from such a solemn occasion and direct it on yourself,' Keyamo wrote.
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