The Wuse Ward chapter of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) in the Federal Capital Territory has suspended Senator Ireti Kingibe indefinitely. The action was taken following allegations of anti-party conduct, insubordination, and breaking party rules.
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The decision came after a meeting of the ward executives where Kingibe’s conduct was reviewed. The ward leadership explained that her activities conflicted with the party’s internal guidelines, prompting the suspension. The Wuse Ward Chairman, Kanayo Chukwu, confirmed that the suspension was agreed upon by the local executives.
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The move adds to the ongoing internal tensions within the ADC, as the party works to enforce discipline among its members and maintain control over its organizational processes. Senator Kingibe’s suspension follows similar actions taken in other regions to address perceived violations of party protocols.
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The party has yet to announce how long the suspension will last or the conditions required for Kingibe’s reinstatement. Observers note that this development could influence ADC’s activities and positioning in the FCT ahead of upcoming political exercises.
The suspension highlights challenges political parties face in balancing member autonomy with internal governance, especially for high-profile figures like sitting senators. Party officials have called for cooperation from all members to prevent further disruptions.
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