YPP Expels House of Reps Member Over Anti-Party Activities, Elects New National Officers
The Young Progressives Party (YPP) has expelled House of Representatives member Uzokwe Peter over verified cases of anti-party activities, following multiple petitions and video evidence presented to the NEC. The decision, upheld by the National Working Committee, was based on violations of key sections of the party’s constitution.
During its 24th Extraordinary NEC meeting in Abuja, the party also elected new national leaders to fill vacant positions, including a Deputy National Chairperson, National Legal Adviser, and National Security Adviser. The NEC passed a vote of confidence on National Chairman Bishop Amakiri and voiced support for newly appointed Defence Minister General Christopher Musa (rtd), insisting security positions must remain non-politicised.
The party further warned against any push toward a one-party system, describing it as a threat to Nigeria’s democracy while reaffirming its commitment to internal democracy and national development.
The Young Progressives Party (YPP) has expelled House of Representatives member Uzokwe Peter over verified cases of anti-party activities, following multiple petitions and video evidence presented to the NEC. The decision, upheld by the National Working Committee, was based on violations of key sections of the party’s constitution.
During its 24th Extraordinary NEC meeting in Abuja, the party also elected new national leaders to fill vacant positions, including a Deputy National Chairperson, National Legal Adviser, and National Security Adviser. The NEC passed a vote of confidence on National Chairman Bishop Amakiri and voiced support for newly appointed Defence Minister General Christopher Musa (rtd), insisting security positions must remain non-politicised.
The party further warned against any push toward a one-party system, describing it as a threat to Nigeria’s democracy while reaffirming its commitment to internal democracy and national development.
YPP Expels House of Reps Member Over Anti-Party Activities, Elects New National Officers
The Young Progressives Party (YPP) has expelled House of Representatives member Uzokwe Peter over verified cases of anti-party activities, following multiple petitions and video evidence presented to the NEC. The decision, upheld by the National Working Committee, was based on violations of key sections of the party’s constitution.
During its 24th Extraordinary NEC meeting in Abuja, the party also elected new national leaders to fill vacant positions, including a Deputy National Chairperson, National Legal Adviser, and National Security Adviser. The NEC passed a vote of confidence on National Chairman Bishop Amakiri and voiced support for newly appointed Defence Minister General Christopher Musa (rtd), insisting security positions must remain non-politicised.
The party further warned against any push toward a one-party system, describing it as a threat to Nigeria’s democracy while reaffirming its commitment to internal democracy and national development.
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