The Imo State Working Committee of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has written a petition to the Chief John Odigie-Oyegun-led National Working Committee of the party, Demanding that appropriate disciplinary measures be taken against Governor Rochas Okorocha.
The state working committee led by Dr. Hilary Eke alleged that
the governor established a parallel party by appointing an acting chairman in the state against the constitution of the party,
warning that if not promptly checked by the APC national leadership, the anti-party activities of Okorocha can plunge the state into avoidable crisis.
It would be recalled that Okorocha had, a fortnight ago, announced Chris Oguoma, from Owerri Municipal Council, as the acting chairman of the party,
following his loss at the state congress. The petition, which was contained in a statement signed by the State Publicity Secretary, Nwabueze Oguchienti, reads:
“Pursuant to Article 21D (11) of the APC constitution, the state Working Committee has made appropriate recommendations to the National Working Committee of our great party,
to take adequate disciplinary measures against the Governor of Imo State, Owelle Anayo Ethelbert Okorocha, for engaging in various anti-party activities, which could lead to breakdown of law and order in the state.
” The party also said it has noticed with concern, the illegality perpetrated by some elements in the party after successful congresses in the state were held, alleging that some elements, who it described as impersonators,
led by Oguoma, have been defrauding members of the party, particularly council chairmanship and councillor aspirants, for the proposed local government area election,
by collecting various sums of money for forms for various elective positions.
The party maintained that the only legally-constituted executive of the party in the state was the one led by Eke, which is legally permitted to handle such matters,
warning aspirants to desist from dealing with the said impersonators, as the party cannot be held liable for any loss incurred from such fraudulent transactions.
“These elements, who are now impersonating the office of the state chairman and other officers of our great party, have been defrauding our party members,
particularly aspirants to the proposed local government area election,” it said. The state working committee, after an elaborate meeting resolved as follows:
“That all aspirants to the proposed local government election are advised in their own interest to deal only with the Dr. Hillary Ekeh led executive committee,
members who are the duly elected and recognised executives of our great party in the state. Any dealing with any other person (s) is a nullity and of no effect.”
The Imo State Working
Committee of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has written a petition
to the Chief John Odigie-Oyegun-led National Working Committee of the
party, demanding that appropriate disciplinary measures be taken against
Governor Rochas Okorocha.
The state working committee led by Dr. Hilary Eke alleged that the
governor established a parallel party by appointing an acting chairman
in the state against the constitution of the party, warning that if not
promptly checked by the APC national leadership, the anti-party
activities of Okorocha can plunge the state into avoidable crisis.
It would be recalled that Okorocha had, a fortnight ago, announced Chris
Oguoma, from Owerri Municipal Council, as the acting chairman of the
party, following his loss at the state congress.
The petition, which was contained in a statement signed by the State
Publicity Secretary, Nwabueze Oguchienti, reads: “Pursuant to Article
21D (11) of the APC constitution, the state Working Committee has made
appropriate recommendations to the National Working Committee of our
great party, to take adequate disciplinary measures against the Governor
of Imo State, Owelle Anayo Ethelbert Okorocha, for engaging in various
anti-party activities, which could lead to breakdown of law and order in
the state.”
The party also said it has noticed with concern, the illegality
perpetrated by some elements in the party after successful congresses in
the state were held, alleging that some elements, who it described as
impersonators, led by Oguoma, have been defrauding members of the party,
particularly council chairmanship and councillor aspirants, for the
proposed local government area election, by collecting various sums of
money for forms for various elective positions.
The party maintained that the only legally-constituted executive of the
party in the state was the one led by Eke, which is legally permitted to
handle such matters, warning aspirants to desist from dealing with the
said impersonators, as the party cannot be held liable for any loss
incurred from such fraudulent transactions.
“These elements, who are now impersonating the office of the state
chairman and other officers of our great party, have been defrauding our
party members, particularly aspirants to the proposed local government
area election,” it said.
The state working committee, after an elaborate meeting resolved as
follows: “That all aspirants to the proposed local government election
are advised in their own interest to deal only with the Dr. Hillary Ekeh
led executive committee, members who are the duly elected and
recognised executives of our great party in the state. Any dealing with
any other person (s) is a nullity and of no effect.”
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/imo-apc-demands-okorocha-suspension-over-anti-party-activities/
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/imo-apc-demands-okorocha-suspension-over-anti-party-activities/
The Imo State Working
Committee of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has written a petition
to the Chief John Odigie-Oyegun-led National Working Committee of the
party, demanding that appropriate disciplinary measures be taken against
Governor Rochas Okorocha.
The state working committee led by Dr. Hilary Eke alleged that the
governor established a parallel party by appointing an acting chairman
in the state against the constitution of the party, warning that if not
promptly checked by the APC national leadership, the anti-party
activities of Okorocha can plunge the state into avoidable crisis.
It would be recalled that Okorocha had, a fortnight ago, announced Chris
Oguoma, from Owerri Municipal Council, as the acting chairman of the
party, following his loss at the state congress.
The petition, which was contained in a statement signed by the State
Publicity Secretary, Nwabueze Oguchienti, reads: “Pursuant to Article
21D (11) of the APC constitution, the state Working Committee has made
appropriate recommendations to the National Working Committee of our
great party, to take adequate disciplinary measures against the Governor
of Imo State, Owelle Anayo Ethelbert Okorocha, for engaging in various
anti-party activities, which could lead to breakdown of law and order in
the state.”
The party also said it has noticed with concern, the illegality
perpetrated by some elements in the party after successful congresses in
the state were held, alleging that some elements, who it described as
impersonators, led by Oguoma, have been defrauding members of the party,
particularly council chairmanship and councillor aspirants, for the
proposed local government area election, by collecting various sums of
money for forms for various elective positions.
The party maintained that the only legally-constituted executive of the
party in the state was the one led by Eke, which is legally permitted to
handle such matters, warning aspirants to desist from dealing with the
said impersonators, as the party cannot be held liable for any loss
incurred from such fraudulent transactions.
“These elements, who are now impersonating the office of the state
chairman and other officers of our great party, have been defrauding our
party members, particularly aspirants to the proposed local government
area election,” it said.
The state working committee, after an elaborate meeting resolved as
follows: “That all aspirants to the proposed local government election
are advised in their own interest to deal only with the Dr. Hillary Ekeh
led executive committee, members who are the duly elected and
recognised executives of our great party in the state. Any dealing with
any other person (s) is a nullity and of no effect.”
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/imo-apc-demands-okorocha-suspension-over-anti-party-activities/
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/imo-apc-demands-okorocha-suspension-over-anti-party-activities/
The Imo State Working
Committee of the All Progressives Congress, APC, has written a petition
to the Chief John Odigie-Oyegun-led National Working Committee of the
party, demanding that appropriate disciplinary measures be taken against
Governor Rochas Okorocha.
The state working committee led by Dr. Hilary Eke alleged that the
governor established a parallel party by appointing an acting chairman
in the state against the constitution of the party, warning that if not
promptly checked by the APC national leadership, the anti-party
activities of Okorocha can plunge the state into avoidable crisis.
It would be recalled that Okorocha had, a fortnight ago, announced Chris
Oguoma, from Owerri Municipal Council, as the acting chairman of the
party, following his loss at the state congress.
The petition, which was contained in a statement signed by the State
Publicity Secretary, Nwabueze Oguchienti, reads: “Pursuant to Article
21D (11) of the APC constitution, the state Working Committee has made
appropriate recommendations to the National Working Committee of our
great party, to take adequate disciplinary measures against the Governor
of Imo State, Owelle Anayo Ethelbert Okorocha, for engaging in various
anti-party activities, which could lead to breakdown of law and order in
the state.”
The party also said it has noticed with concern, the illegality
perpetrated by some elements in the party after successful congresses in
the state were held, alleging that some elements, who it described as
impersonators, led by Oguoma, have been defrauding members of the party,
particularly council chairmanship and councillor aspirants, for the
proposed local government area election, by collecting various sums of
money for forms for various elective positions.
The party maintained that the only legally-constituted executive of the
party in the state was the one led by Eke, which is legally permitted to
handle such matters, warning aspirants to desist from dealing with the
said impersonators, as the party cannot be held liable for any loss
incurred from such fraudulent transactions.
“These elements, who are now impersonating the office of the state
chairman and other officers of our great party, have been defrauding our
party members, particularly aspirants to the proposed local government
area election,” it said.
The state working committee, after an elaborate meeting resolved as
follows: “That all aspirants to the proposed local government election
are advised in their own interest to deal only with the Dr. Hillary Ekeh
led executive committee, members who are the duly elected and
recognised executives of our great party in the state. Any dealing with
any other person (s) is a nullity and of no effect.”
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/imo-apc-demands-okorocha-suspension-over-anti-party-activities/
Read more at: https://dailytimes.ng/imo-apc-demands-okorocha-suspension-over-anti-party-activities/
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