APC Denies Expulsion of Ex-Commissioner Omale in Benue

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Benue State has officially rejected reports alleging the expulsion of Barrister Omale Omale, who previously served as the Commissioner for Power and Transport. In a statement released on Monday by the party's Publicity Secretary, Daniel Ihomun, the APC described the reports as false, asserting that the individuals behind the purported suspension were not recognized members of the APC Ward Executive Committee in Iga-Okpaya Ward, Apa Local Government Area.
Ihomun emphasized that Omale is a founding member of the APC in Benue State and has made significant contributions to the party's development. He stated that the suspension letter was signed by individuals lacking the authority to take such action, rendering it "null, void, invalid and of no consequence." The APC urged the public and its members to disregard the suspension document, reaffirming its commitment to constitutional processes and the rights of legitimate members.
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