Nasarawa ADC chairman suspended after internal party dispute
Godwin Williams, Chairman of the African Democratic Congress in Nasarawa State, has been suspended by the party’s Transitional Leadership Team over alleged anti-party activities. The suspension follows a petition claiming actions detrimental to the party’s unity and progress. Williams has rejected the suspension, calling it invalid and questioning the legitimacy of those behind it. The party has appointed Paul Ajeh as Acting State Chairman and Umar Babayaro as Acting Secretary during the suspension period.
Key takeaways
- Godwin Williams was suspended by the ADC’s Transitional Leadership Team after allegations of anti-party activities.
- The suspension is for 14 days, pending investigation and the outcome of a Disciplinary Committee led by Barrister Hassan Yakubu.
- Allegations include non-recognition of the National Working Committee, refusal to integrate coalition members, and interference with party operations.
- Williams rejected the suspension, arguing that the coalition members behind it are not legitimate party members.
- The party has appointed Paul Ajeh as Acting State Chairman and Umar Babayaro as Acting Secretary during the suspension.
