PORT HARCOURT — Professor Zacchaeus Adangor, the Senior Advocate of Nigeria holding the position of Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice in Rivers State, has officially tendered his resignation. The announcement came through a letter submitted on Thursday to the state governor, Sir Siminalayi Fubara, facilitated by the Secretary to the State Government.
In the communication titled “NOTICE OF RESIGNATION AS HONOURABLE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AND COMMISSIONER FOR JUSTICE, RIVERS STATE,” Adangor explicitly cites personal principles as the driving force behind his decision.
The letter expressed gratitude to Governor Fubara for the privilege to serve in the administration and conveyed Adangor’s family’s indebtedness to the governor. The key points of the letter include:
1. The resignation, effective immediately, is conveyed to the governor.
2. The decision is underscored as being rooted in personal principles.
3. Gratitude is extended to the governor for the opportunity and privilege to serve in the Cabinet.
4. Adangor and his family express their indebtedness to the governor.
5. Well wishes for the governor’s successful tenure are conveyed.
The resignation marks the departure of a distinguished legal professional from the state’s leadership, bringing attention to the impact of personal principles on public service.
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