NIGERIA
NEWS notes
that the lawmakers vow to push for Saraki’s resignation after he quit the All
Progressives Congress (APC).
“Saraki has shot himself in the
foot, particularly now that the APC has the majority in the Senate and in the
National Assembly. If he is a man of honour, he will as well resign as the
Senate president,” former governor of Nasarawa state, Senator Abdullahi Adamu told the
newspaper on the telephone.
Senator Adamu said Saraki’s
decision to leave the APC did not come as a surprise to him as he had alerted
the party about the Senate president’s intentions to defect.
“I’m
not surprised at all. I have said it many times and I’ve been proven right and
I thank God for this. I alerted my party to that fact, I alerted the government
to that fact and I alerted Nigerians to the fact that they have made up their
minds to decamp from APC,” Adamu said.
“The guys were hanging on
before going to ensure maximum damage and as far as they are concerned they
have attained the level they wanted. They have caused disaffection in the party
but what they have failed to create a division in the party. They have failed
woefully in this regard.”
The lawmaker said it was not
going to be visible to allow Saraki to continue to preside over the Senate.
In the same vein, another
senator of the All Progressives Congress (APC) who is from the north east urged
Saraki to summon courage to resign from his position because he clinched it as
a member of the ruling party.
In an earlier report, NIGERIA NEWS had reported that Bolaji Abdullahi resigned as APC national publicity secretary as he
defected to PDP.

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