The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Anambra State expels 30 of its members for dragging the party to court, according to reports from The Punch and Vanguard. The party states that the actions amount to constitutional violations and may affect the members’ eligibility for future party primaries. The APC disciplinary action is framed as a response to legal action taken by members against the party rather than through internal party processes. The reports agree that the affected individuals are sanctioned through expulsion from the party’s membership in Anambra. While the outlets differ slightly in wording, both describe the same decision by the APC’s Anambra chapter and the same reason given for the expulsion: members file or pursue a lawsuit involving the party. The reports do not provide further detail on the underlying dispute that led to the court case, nor do they include statements from the expelled members. The expulsion is presented as part of the party’s efforts to enforce its rules and governance procedures regarding how internal disagreements are handled.