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BREAKING: Imo Assembly Suspends Four Members Over Alleged Plot To Impeach Speaker

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July 2, 2024
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The Imo State House of Assembly on Tuesday, July 2, suspended four of its members for allegedly attempting to impeach the speaker, Rt. Hon. Chike Olemgbe.

The suspended lawmakers included Ahiazu-Mbaise, Samuel Otuibe; Ezinihitte-Mbaise, Henry Agbasonu; Okigwe, Chidiebere Ogbunikpa and Oru-West, Dominic Ezerioha.

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The Speaker said the decision to suspend them was taken at the executive session.

Rt. Hon. Olemgbe also announced that all standing Committees belonging to the suspended members have been retrieved from them.

It was gathered that during the plenary, the Speaker made minor reshufflement on the standing Committees.

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Some of the suspended members present during the announcement declined to speak to newsmen.

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