According to report, he sent his letter to Governor Mohammed Abubakar over waning desire in the job. Gidado’s departure brings the number of high-ranking officials that have left Governor Abubakar’s cabinet. According to Premium Times, In December 2017, Shehu Ningi who is the commissioner for Budget and Planning penned down his resignation.
He resigned a day after Governor Abubakar had presented the 2017 budget estimates to the state’s House of Assembly. He claimed "the governor did not encourage members of his cabinet to offer advice on how to run the state." He explained that the environment in which he would have exercised his advisory role as member of the State Executive Council was “unaccommodating, debilitating and non-adviser friendly”.
In March, the Special Adviser to the governor on Investment, Samaila Sanusi, also resigned due to “unfriendly working environment”. Sanusi claimed all avenues to hold talks with the governor on official issues and development were unsuccessful. Munnir Yisin, deputy caretaker chairman of Tafawa Balewa Local Government Area, also tendered his resignation around the same period. Meanwhile, Bauchi state governor, Mohammed Abdullahi Abubakar, reportedly empowered the youths and farmers in the state by giving them tractors and wheelbarrows. Photos of the tractors and the wheelbarrows have since gone viral on social media. However, many are questioning the decision of the governor to include wheelbarrows in his youths empowerment scheme. Nigerian youths reply to President Buhari over 'lazy' comment
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