His resignation was conveyed in a letter dated October 26, 2026, and addressed to the Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed.
Isah said he was leaving office for personal reasons, adding that his decision was not connected to any disagreement with the governor or any member of his administration.
He explained that he arrived at the decision after careful consideration and had no dispute with the state government.
In the letter, the former commissioner thanked the governor for allowing him to serve in the administration.
He said he remained grateful for the confidence placed in him to oversee the Hisbah department, which has responsibilities relating to religious and moral enforcement in the state.
Isah also expressed respect for the government and those he worked with during his time in office.
He described his appointment as an opportunity to contribute to peace, moral conduct and development in Bauchi State.
The former commissioner did not disclose any further plans following his resignation.
