APC suspends Senator Jimoh Ibrahim for instituting court case against Ondo gubernatorial candidate, Lucky Aiyedatiwa

The All Progressive Congress (APC) has suspended the Senator, who represents Ondo South Senatorial District of Ondo State at the National Assembly (NASS), Jimoh Ibrahim.

He was suspended by some members of the ward executives of the party at Igbotako Ward II, in Okitipupa local government of Ondo state for alleged anti-party activities.

According to the executives, in a letter at the end of their meeting, they suspended the Senator for his actions and activities, which they said, violated the party’s constitution.

They also cited that the suit instituted by Jimoh against the APC, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, as well as his involvement in anti-party activities influenced their decision to suspend the Senator from the party.

It would be recalled that after the primary election of the All Progressives Congress, which produced Aiyedatiwa as the candidate of the party, Jimoh, who is an aspirant in the contest, approached the court, seeking the nullification of the primary election.

“We, the members of the APC Exceutive Committee of Igbotako Ward (1 in Okitipupa 1 ocal Goverment Arca of Ondo State, convened meeting on Monday, May 13th, 2024.

“During our meeting, we deliberated extensively on various issues affecting the progress and development of our party, notably indiscipline and insubordination among some members.

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