This is a breaking news update: Pa Modou Jange, the youth leader of PPP, has announced his resignation from the party due to their recent alliance with the United Democratic Party (UDP).
The resignation letter, dated August 26, 2026, cited personal reasons, but sources suggest that Jange’s departure was primarily driven by the PPP’s decision to form an alliance with the UDP.
In his letter addressed to the party’s Secretary General, Jange stated that he made this decision after much contemplation. However, he did not provide any further details regarding the circumstances surrounding his resignation.
“I am writing to formally tender my resignation from the People’s Progressive Party, effective immediately,” he wrote.
Jange expressed gratitude towards the party leadership and members for believing in him and providing him with various opportunities during his tenure as National Youth President. He also acknowledged his colleagues for their support, cooperation, and camaraderie.
Despite his differences with the PPP’s new political direction, Jange stated that he holds no ill will towards the party and wishes them success, unity, and progress in their future endeavors.
This unexpected resignation highlights the immense fallout within the party following the alliance with the UDP. It also raises concerns about whether other dissatisfied members might follow suit.
Jange did not disclose his future political plans, leaving his next move an uncertainty.
PPP youth leader resigns in protest of his party”s alliance with UDP
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