APC faction recommends suspension of Chief Mimi Orubibi for criticizing Buhari led government

File photo of APC members and Mimi Orubibi

APC Kwande chapter has recommended the suspension of it's front line member, Chief Mimi Orubibi Adzape for criticizing the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari for failing to protect Nigerians since assumption of office. Adzape was fingered for suspension alongside two other party members Benjamin Wayo and Iorfa Dzoho for anti party activities.

Orubibi who contested the Benue North East senatorial election in 2019 on the APC's ticket but lost to Suswam had lamented the uncaring attitude if the APC-led administration in addressing the plight of the IDPs of militant herdsmen in parts of the country and Benue state in particular.

She spoke with reporters at the Abagena IDP camp shortly after she interacted with the displaced persons on arrival from an overseas holiday. The embattled APC chieftain expressed worry that years after VP visited the Abagena camp and promised to release 10 Billion to facilitate the resettlement and safe return of the IDPs back to their ancestral homes, the govt has continued to keep mute on the matter.

Chief Orubibi lamented over the excruciating economic hardship under the present administration said APC have called the nation. The oary in a statement by Daniel Orngu for Kwande APC decrubed the action as a deliberate attempt fk cause disaffection within APC and wreck havoc in the entire Benue APC before eventually defecting to other parties.

When contacted the Benue state APC publicity secretary, James Ornguga said the chapter of the party is yet to look into the allegations  and recommendations made by Kwande chapter against the trio.

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