Former President Goodluck Jonathan voiced concerns over a ward chairman’s power to dismiss a national party chairperson. FCT Minister Nyesom Wike responded to the comments.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
In a live coverage by Symfoni TV, Wike clarified that in the case Jonathan referred to, no ward chairman directly removed the national chairman from office. Instead, the ward suspended the national chairman from the party. Wike explained that once someone is suspended from their party, they can no longer hold the position of national chairman. He pointed out that suspending a person from their party essentially disqualifies them from maintaining any leadership roles within that party.
In Wike’s words: “I overhead some leaders in Mike Ozekhome’s book lunch. It is so unfortunate. I don’t want to reply to things. I heard some leaders say how can a ward chairman remove a national chairman. No ward chairman removed a national chairman. What the ward did was to suspend the national chairman from the party. When they suspend you from the party, can you still hold that position as national chairman?”CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
