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The Anambra State House of Assembly has said that Governor Chukwuma Soludo was not involved in the suspension of the member representing Ayamelum Constituency, Abuchi Udemezue.
A statement by the Chairman of the House Committee on Media and Publicity, Ejike Okechukwu, described the allegations as false, baseless and mischievous.
The Assembly said it was compelled to respond to a press release by some federal lawmakers from Anambra North Senatorial Zone under the Labour Party, who had criticised Udemezue’s suspension.
Okechukwu noted that although the House would ordinarily have ignored such statements, it became necessary to set the record straight and prevent the public from being misled.
The committee chairman said that the disciplinary action against Udemezue arose strictly from an internal legislative matter, following his use of unparliamentary and offensive language, including describing colleagues as “mad men” on social media, after he was invited to defend himself.
“The decision to discipline Hon. Udemezue was entirely an internal legislative affair and not at the behest of the Executive. Every member is bound by the constitution and the standing orders of the House. No one is above discipline,” the statement read.
DAILY POST recalls that the Assembly suspended Udemezue for three months following a post he made on social media.
