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Due to suspected anti-party activities, the Southern Zone Vice Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Plateau State, Hon. Mankup Peter Tongshep, has been suspended for a month.
The party’s State Working Committee reportedly released a statement on Thursday in Jos announcing the suspension, which is effective immediately.
The party stated that the move was done in accordance with Section 57(1) of the PDP Constitution (2017 as amended) in a statement signed by Hon. Choji Felix Dalyop, State Publicity Secretary.
After a preliminary hearing, the party identified alleged violations under Sections 58(1)(i) and (j).
Tongshep has been prohibited from carrying out his responsibilities as Southern Zone Vice Chairman throughout the suspension time, according to the statement.
The party also revealed that its State Disciplinary Committee has been tasked with looking into the issue further and making suggestions.
It said that this was consistent with the party’s constitution’s Section 57(3).
The Plateau PDP emphasized that no member is above the party and reiterated its dedication to discipline and respect for the law.
The development coincides with a worsening crisis in the PDP’s Plateau chapter, which is marked by the formation of competing leadership structures.
Tongshep was chosen as the state chairman at a previous parallel congress held in Jos by a group allegedly connected to Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike.
However, the acknowledged leadership of the party disapproved of the congress’s results.
In a similar event, Hon. Damishi Sango, one of the party’s founders, defended the parallel congress, claiming it was essential to the PDP’s continued existence in the state.
Tongshep and 38 other executive members emerged from what Sango described as a calm process.
“The person who insists the baby must not die is the genuine mother. He declared, “I am one of those who do not want the PDP to die.”
He described Chief Raymond Dabo’s competing faction as unlawful and insisted that the executives his group created reflect the party’s true leadership.
Despite their differences, Sango claimed he had no personal animosity toward Dabo, whom he referred to as a longtime ally.
In order to reposition the PDP in advance of the 2027 general elections, he urged party members to put aside their disagreements.
Rival groups are vying for control of the Plateau PDP’s leadership in the state as a result of the continuing turmoil.
