Former British Prime Minister David Cameron has resigned from the UK parliament “with immediate effect”. “It is not going to be possible to be a normal backbencher as a former prime minister,” Mr. Cameron told the BBC on Monday. He added that his presence in parliament could be a “distraction” for his successor as Prime Minister, Theresa May. Mr. Cameron had pledged to support Mrs. May, who “has got off to a cracking start” since she became the nation’s leader in July. The ruling Conservative Party elected Mrs. May to lead the country after Mr. Cameron resigned following his failed campaign to persuade voters to remain in the European Union in Britain’s Brexit referendum. He said at the time he planned to remain in Parliament although he would no longer have a leadership role in the Conservative Party. Mr. Cameron’s unexpected announcement on Monday will trigger a bye-election for his seat in Oxfordshire. It was not immediately clear when the bye-election for his seat would take place.
Mr. Cameron promised to support the Conservative Party candidate chosen to replace him in the bye- election that would be held to fill the vacancy. He won re-election in 2015, but his position became untenable after losing the EU vote on June 23.

See men with principles not what is obtainable here with PDP. Just because he was unable to persuade voters to remain in the EU, he resigned as Prime Minister and as if that's not enough he has given way for the new party and nation leader. FFK, R Omokiri come and see man different from men

Nigerian politicians, na ur mate be dat o. Ordinary resign, dem nor fit despite being unable to perform, they chop with pdp, they decamped to apc, the chopping continues, some hail them and call them saints. Oshi!

i jst dey always wonder what David Mark is still doing in the senate,i expected him to resign out of embarassment for nt being able to return as a senate president but no,he values the money more than dignity

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