Connect with us

POLITICS

APC Expels Bayelsa Party Chairman, Suspends Deputy, Secretary Over Anti-party Activities      

Published

on

For alleged involvement in anti-party activities, the National Headquarters of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has expelled the Bayelsa State Chairman of the party Chief Tiwe Oruminighe.

The party also suspended the Deputy Chairman and the Secretary of the party in the state for same offence.

This followed a recommendation of APC South-South Zonal Executive Committee
which deliberated on the report of the Disciplinary Committee that investigated the alleged anti-party activities of the trio in Bayelsa State.

In a letter containing Oruminighe’s expulsion , its said two other members of the State Working Committee (SWC), the Deputy Chairman of the party, Eddy Julius and the Secretary, Marlin Daniel are under suspension.

Report says however that two separate letters containing conflicting punishments for the deposed Chairman had emanated from the headquarters.

While the first letter said Oruminighe had been suspended, the second document said his punishment was outright expulsion.

Advertisement
Article Banner

In the second letter, dated August 4, and titled, “Expulsion from the Party”, APC said the decision against Oruminighe was reached at the 23rd regular meeting of its National Working Committee (NWC).

Signed by the National Secretary of the party, Mai Buni, the letter stated that the NWC took the action following the recommendations of the APC South-South Zonal Executive Committee.

“On behalf of the National Executive Committee of our party, All Progressives Congress, the National Working Committee at its 23rd regular meeting of Thursday, 3rd August 2017 adopted the recommendations of APC South-South Zonal Executive Committee,”the letter read.

“The committee deliberated on the report of the Disciplinary Committee that investigated your anti-party activities in Bayelsa State to the effect that you be suspended and ultimately from the party.

“As a consequence, you are to hand over all party property in your possession to the Zonal Vice-Chairman, Bayelsa Central Senatorial District with immediate effect while the National Vice-Chairman, South-South shall coordinate the state chapter of the party.”

Advertisement
Article Banner
Continue Reading
Advertisement
Click to comment
FEATURED3 hours ago

‎FG Orders Marketers to Cut Petrol Prices, Warns Against Profiteering

FEATURED5 hours ago

‎Morocco Stun Netherlands on Penalties, Paraguay Knock Out Germany to Reach World Cup Last 16 ‎

COMMUNITY REPORT9 hours ago

Contractor Laments Vandals Attack on Delta Newly Built Market as Gov Oborevwori Inspects Key Projects

FEATURED13 hours ago

‎FG Extends NYSC Orientation Camp to Six Weeks, Scraps Military Drills, Passing Out Parade

FEATURED17 hours ago

‎Oyo Police Rescue Abducted Children, Arrest Four Kidnap Suspects, Recover Sophisticated Firearms

docked
FEATURED17 hours ago

‎Supreme Court Upholds Final Forfeiture of N1.58bn Linked to Ex-NIRSAL Consultant, Orders N5m Costs

FEATURES17 hours ago

Social Media Is Influencing the Youth Negatively

Profiled
FEATURED18 hours ago

S’Court Affirms Final Forfeiture of N1.5bn Linked to ex-NIRSAL Consultant to FG

Defense and Security21 hours ago

‎Tension Mounts as Gunmen Kill 82-Year-Old, Teen in Fresh Plateau Attacks ‎

OPINION21 hours ago

DAFINONE’S EMPTY WORDS: URHOBO PEOPLE DESERVE ACTION, NOT EXCUSES, BY GODWIN ANAUGHE

FEATURED22 hours ago

Oborevwori Summons Ex-Delta Assembly Member Ross Uredi, Imaty-Doma Consults Over Seven-Year Delay On Irri Technical College Project

FEATURED1 day ago

‎”They Will Come After Us Next” — Atiku Sounds Alarm on ‘Assault on Opposition Political Parties’ ‎

OPINION1 day ago

THE BALLOT IS OUR VOICE: WHY YOUTH PARTICIPATION MATTERS, BY MALECHI CHUKWUKA JUDE

FEATURED1 day ago

‎Resident Doctors Extend Strike Ultimatum by Four Weeks, Threaten Nationwide Industrial Action

FEATURES1 day ago

Priced Out of Education: How Rising House Rent Is Threatening Nigerian Students’ Dreams

Advertisement
Advertisement

z

   


Article Banner