APC suspends 26 additional members for alleged anti-party activities in Osun
Lawal said the suspension is due to complaints and allegations of factionalization of the party brought against the affected members.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Osun announced on Thursday the suspension of an additional 26 members of the party for alleged anti-party activities, after expelling 84 members for the same reason on Wednesday.
The suspension is contained in a statement signed by Mr. Sooko Lawal, Osun APC Chairman.
Lawal said the suspension is due to complaints and allegations of factionalization of the party brought against the affected members.
“Following complaints of anti-party activities, the State Executive Committee of the Osun State chapter of the APC constituted a Disciplinary Committee to investigate the allegations against some of its members.
“This disciplinary measure comes in response to the allegations of misconduct bordering on factionalization of the party and creating parallel party organs.
“The disciplinary committee undertook a thorough and impartial review of the allegations, and the findings were carefully deliberated upon by the State Executive Committee.
“After a comprehensive assessment of the evidence and consideration of the committee’s recommendations, the state executive committee has taken this difficult yet necessary step.
Those suspended, he said, are Alhaji Moshood Adeoti, Najeem Salami, Sen. Mudasiru Hussain, Adelowo Adebiyi, Mr. Adelani Baderinwa, Mr. Sikiru Ayedun, Kazeem Salami, Alhaji Adesiji Azeez, and Gbenga Akano.
Others, he said, are Mr. Kunle Ige, Mr. Biodun Agboola, Gbenga Awosode, Rasheed Opatola, Gbenga Ogunkanmi, Israel Oyekunle, MBO Ibraheem, Akeem Olaoye, Francis Famurewa, and Mr. Tajudeen Famuyide.
Others are Mrs. Adenike Abioye, Wasiu Adebayo, Rasheed Afolabi, Mr. Segun Olanibi, Mr. Tunde Ajilore, Mr. Ganiyu Ismaila Opeyemi, and Zakariah Khalid-Olaoluwa-South LCDA.
“As we move forward, we enjoin our members to remain focused on our goals and continue working together to serve the interests of our constituents and our State.
“Our commitment to transparency, inclusivity, and adherence to our party’s core values remains unwavering,” the party said.
Supreme News reports that the party chairman announced on Wednesday the expulsion of 84 members for allegedly taking up appointments under the People's Democratic Party (PDP) Government in the state