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Barr. Alphonsus Ogar Eba, the party chairman, has been impeached by the State Working Committee (SWC) of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Cross River State due to accusations of financial impropriety and administrative excess.
The action took place at the APC state secretariat in Calabar on Thursday.
Eba was charged with embezzlement, theft of party finances, haughtiness, and neglecting to pay party officials’ stipends after taking over as chairman in October 2021 under former governor Ben Ayade.
SWC members, chapter chairmen, and other stakeholders signed a communiqué claiming that Eba’s actions had damaged party operations and frayed ties throughout the state.
The Forum of APC Chapter Chairmen, who had accused him of withholding stipends for more than three months and deteriorating the condition of ward and chapter officials, had earlier demanded his impeachment.
Dr. Matthew Egom, the State Treasurer, seconded Okara Ekawu, the State Welfare Secretary’s resolution to remove him. They claimed that the committee looked into the claims in great detail before coming to a unanimous conclusion.
While awaiting more instructions from the National Executive Committee (NEC), Eba was instructed to turn over all party property and records, including secretariat control, to the interim chairman.
In contravention of Sections 21:2 (ii & v) of the APC Constitution, Forum Chairman and Boki LGA Chairman Kelvin Nyong accused Eba of causing division within the party and characterized the non-payment of stipends as unprecedented.
The party officials in attendance reiterated their support for Governor Bassey Otu and stated that stability and efficient governance required the transition of leadership.
About two years prior, Eba had encountered comparable resistance when prominent members of the party, including as Chief Peter Higgins and former presidential adviser Chief Okoi Obono-Obla, demanded his dismissal due to similar accusations.
He caused a stir last month when he publicly pledged allegiance to former governor Ben Ayade and arranged a lavish airport greeting for him, which was perceived as disparaging the current administration.
