Ondo APC suspends Jimoh Ibrahim over alleged anti-party activities

The Senator representing Ondo South in the National Assembly, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim, has been suspended from the All Progressives Congress over alleged “insubordination and anti-party activities.” 

A letter signed by 16 members of the party executive from his Igbotako ward II, in Okitipupa local government area, on Wednesday contained Mr Ibrahim’s suspension from the APC. 

“We have found Senator Jimoh Ibraham’s actions and activities to be in violation of the party’s constitution, particularly his decision to sue the party as well as his and the party’s activities.

“As such we have resolved to take appropriate disciplinary action against him as outlined in the party’s constitution. Senator Jimoh Folorunso Ibrahim is hereby suspended from the All Progressives Congress (APC) with immediate effect for acts of insubordination and anti-party activities. In accordance with Article 21, Section A of APC Constitution,” the letter explained. 

The party highlighted that the APC National Chairman, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, had previously met with all the governorship aspirants in Abuja, urging them to support the party’s candidate and the current governor, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa.

However, the executives pointed out that despite this, Senator Jimoh Ibrahim filed a lawsuit against the governor and the APC, openly defying the party’s directives.