Agreement Party Expelled Former Presidential Candidate Imumolen and 7 People, Reasons Revealed

• The National Executive Committee (NEC) of the Accord Party expelled eight members, including former presidential candidate Professor Christopher Imumolen
• Three more party members were suspended as part of disciplinary investigation due to the investigation.
• National chairman Barrister Maxwell Mgbudem says he remains focused on rebuilding and rebranding the party

National Executive Committee (NEC) Agreement Party It expelled eight members, including former presidential candidate Professor Christopher Imumolen.

These members were expelled from the party for allegedly engaging in anti-party activities and gross violations of party rules. constitution.

The decision came after a meeting held at the party’s national secretariat. Abuja Three other members were also suspended on Wednesday.

The expelled members included the Lagos State chairman, Comrade Lanre Ogundare; Zamfara State president Surajo Ibrahim; Mukhtar Abdalla, Borno State minister; Chief Abiola Samuel Odeoba, former chief executive of Ekiti State; Dr. Falaye Ajibola, former Ondo State chief minister; Prince Adebisi Wale Ganiy; and Nasarawa State chairman Dzingina Jacob Ephraim. Also, NEC suspended Salimu Lawal Boyi (Katsina State chairperson), Fatima Mohammed Zarumi (deputy Yobe State chairman) and Abdullahi Isa Kasowa (chairman of Bauchi State).

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Lawyer Maxwell Mgbudem, National President Agreement PartyThe importance of maintaining party discipline was emphasized.

“The NEC unanimously approved and confirmed the disciplinary measures for gross misconduct, anti-party activities, factionalisation of the party and breach of the constitution,” Mgbudem said. he said.

He stated that the expulsions and suspensions were based on the findings of a seven-member committee led by Advocate Emeka Uwakolam.

Mgbudem rebutted claims by any group and assured members that the party would remain united.

“There are no factions in the party,” he said.

The NEC also praised the return of members previously affected by Imumolen’s rebellion against the leadership.

Looking forward, NEC expressed confidence in Mgbudem’s leadership, describing him as focused and visionary.

“We are rebuilding, rebranding and strengthening the party to meet citizens’ expectations for a better Nigeria,” Mgbudem said. he added.

The party has also launched a major membership drive aimed at strengthening its presence and influence in Nigeria’s democratic process.

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The Accord Party reiterated its commitment to promoting sustainable democracy and development.

The leadership called on all members to serve as ambassadors of the party’s ideals as it prepares for the upcoming elections.

Mgbudem concluded: “We call on every member to remain united in the Agreement, adhere strictly to our constitution and work together to ensure the success of the party.”

Source: Legit.ng