Politics

APC suspends officials for selling palliative

The All Progressives Congress (APC) has suspended four of its officials in Borno State over alleged selling of the state government palliative for vulnerable persons.

The state’s APC Secretary, Mr. Mustapha Loskuri, in a statement on Tuesday, March 12, 2024 said that the officials included Ali Kaka, state executive; Adam Ajiya, ward chairman of old Maiduguri; Mala Mohammed, ward secretary of old Maiduguri; and Usman Bukar, ward executive of old Maiduguri.

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He said that the decision to suspend them was taken at the meeting of the State Working Committee of the party.

“This decision was taken in accordance with the provisions of Article 21 of the party’s Constitution.

“In the same vein, the aforementioned officers remained suspended pending the outcome of the investigation by the disciplinary committee by the party,” Lokuri said.

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