The All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA), Abia State chapter, has announced the indefinite suspension of Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, who represents Abia South Senatorial Zone over alleged anti-party activities.
The suspension, which took effect on Friday, September 26, 2025, was conveyed through a resolution of the State Executive Committee (SEC) of APGA in Abia.
The party accused Abaribe of gross misconduct, disobedience to party directives, and actions that have allegedly brought APGA into disrepute.
In a letter signed by the State Secretary, Pastor Peter Nduka, APGA said Senator Abaribe’s suspension followed resolutions reached during its SEC meeting in Umuahia.
According to the party, the Senator had been found guilty of actions deemed detrimental to APGA’s growth and survival.
The party explained that it had earlier issued a 24-hour notice directing Senator Abaribe to respond to allegations of anti-party conduct, but having reviewed the situation, it found grounds to proceed with disciplinary action in line with Articles 21(1)(K) and 22(1)(B) of the APGA Constitution, as amended.
The resolution read in part: “Immediate and indefinite suspension as an APGA member in Abia State.
“Pursuant to the resolution reached in the meeting of the State Executive Committee (SEC) of our party held on the 26th day of September. 2025 at Umuahia.
“I am directed to formally notify you as follows: That you have been suspended indefinitely from APGA with immediate effect for anti-party activities an action which has exposed the party to public ridicule.
“That your suspension shall stand, pending the hearing and determination of your case by a disciplinary Committee to be set up by the party.
“The party has equally notified all relevant institutions, including security agencies and the general public of this development.”