1.APC senators accuse colleagues of foisting impunity on the nation
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3.Youth group gives 10-day ultimatum to reopen N’Assembly

According to Ojudu, the PDP senators are crying foul after falling victims of their party’s impunity, threatening that if APC senators have their way, they will re-open the chamber today and carry on with their legislative assignment.

Further, Ojudu said legislation should be in the collective interest of the nation and not in some individuals’ selfish interests, adding: “Now, they have seen injustice, they are fighting. We have seen injustice for more than two and half years. We wanted to fight, our colleagues did not allow us to fight. Why must it be when it affects us that we act?” he queried.

Ojudu who alleged that PDP senators were denying the opposition of the opportunity to carry out their constitutional assignment, added: “People should have standards. Now that they have seen that a lot of them are no longer welcome back in their homes; now that they have realised that they have made themselves slaves to the executive, they are shouting. When you present yourself as a slave, definitely, you will be treated as a slave. That is the consequence of their actions over the years. But Nigeria voted them here to come and work. We must work... It is unfortunate that the 2015 budget will be affected but we are in the minority, we have our say but they have their way.”

Anything is ok by me as long as none of you corrupt chinkers dont near my cave

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