Senator representing Enugu East senatorial zone, Chimaroke Nnamani, has described his suspension from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) by the party’s National Working Committee (NWC), as a rude shock and a huge surprise.
The PDP National Working Committee suspended the former Enugu State governor, Chris Ogbu of Imo State, and other party stakeholders in Ekiti State on Friday for alleged anti-party activities.
He reacted in his tweets on his verified handle on Friday night, saying he had no prior notice of any issues with the party and was denied the right to explain himself before the suspension.
Senator Nnamani urged his supporters to remain calm as he continues his campaign ahead of the February 25 National Assembly election.
His tweet reads: “I have since been inundated with telephone calls and messages from various persons, seeking my clarification on the matter.
“Just like every other person, the decision and announcement of my purported suspension from the PDP came to me as a rude shock and huge surprise.
“I was never at any time notified of any petition or complaint against me or informed of the grounds that formed the decision of the NWC of the PDP to suspend me from the party.
“My right to fair hearing was consequently violated against the clear provisions of the Constitution of the party, especially in disciplinary proceedings. More importantly the Superior Constitution of the FRN.
“I, therefore, appeal to all of you to remain calm and law-abiding, while we continue our campaign to a hopefully victorious conclusion. To God be the glory”.
