Gulak Resigns As Goodluck's Campaign Coordinator

The national coordinator of Goodluck Support Group (GSG), Alhaji Ahmed Gulak, who was on Tuesday sacked as political adviser to President Goodluck Jonathan on political matters, has resigned his position.

The group coordinated all campaign efforts that saw to the emergence of Jonathan as president in 2011 and is already doing same, awaiting official declaration by the president to seek second term in office.

Gulak, who was sacked with immediate effect as the president’s political adviser via a statement issued by the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to the President, Reuben Abati, with no reason, tendered his resignation as national coordinator of the group on Friday.

Saturday Tribune got a copy of his resignation letter dated May 2, 2014 and which he addressed to the deputy national coordinator of the group, Eddy Olafeso.

It was entitled, “Resignation/Disengagement from Goodluck Support Group.”

Gulak did not state the reason for his resignation, but told his deputy to remain steadfast and focused in the mobilisation of all for the need to keep supporting the president in what he described as his sincere and committed effort to take the country to an enviable level of development.