OnankpaBa:



Yes! but is that the will of the party?

He's a betrayal and he either agreed to the terms and policy of the party or he vacate the seat.

DONSMITH123:
Leadership of the Senate is locked in another battle with the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

This is as current holders of the majority leadership positions have been told to vacate office for soon-to-be announced replacements.

Indications emerged yesterday that the political solution being worked on by Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Honourable Yakubu Dogara is about to be implemented.

Dogara and the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the Senate met on Tuesday evening at the new wing of the Senate complex.

It was gathered that Saraki had been under pressure to speak to his allies in the Senate, including the Senate Leader, Ali Ndume; his deputy, Bala Ibn Na’allah and the deputy majority whip, Senator Francis Alimikhena, on the need to reconstitute the leadership in line with the party’s wish.

He reportedly made the communication earlier in the week but not without opposition.

However, the expected modification in the hierarchy has been generating different views at the chamber, with associates of those affected accusing Saraki of trying to use and dump them.

On his part, Ndume has said he would not step down, calling for those handling negotiations to come up with another resolution.

Nonetheless, Saraki may any moment from now, name Senator Ahmad Lawan, as the new Senate Leader.

DAILY POST learnt that Saraki, who has been trying to mend fences with the party leadership since his controversial emergence on June 9, has given his word to effect necessary change that would endear him to chieftains.

APC National Chairman, John Odigie-Oyegun had on June 24 written the Senate President and Speaker, Dogara, listing the names of proposed occupants of the leadership positions in the Senate and the House of Representatives.

Names in the letter were Lawan as majority leader; Professor Sola Adeyeye as chief whip; George Akume as deputy majority leader and Abu Ibrahim as deputy chief whip.

After initial resistance, Dogara did the needful and the House seems to be at peace since then.

However, Saraki’s allies in the Senate named different persons.

http://dailypost.ng/2015/10/22/change-looms-in-senate-as-apc-insists-on-ahmed-lawan-as-leader/

But come to think of it,who is more qualified than Saraki to lead the house with all his credentials and followership,respect and domineering attributes?

OnankpaBa:



Yes! but is that the will of the party?

He's a betrayal and he either agreed to the terms and policy of the party or he vacate the seat.

yanabasee:


A good leader doesn't put the his party before the will of the people...


He's a betrayer... And a criminal... I will agree with you... But his leadership quality is outstanding...

OnankpaBa:


Sir Don. with all the allegations on his neck. He has no choice. You will see how he'll confirm Amaechi today.

walozanga:


Amaechi is not yet guilty of any crime, why wont he confirm him?

DONSMITH123:

. I dey laugh. You think he has no choice?

DONSMITH123:


He will only confirm Amaechi today not because of his case but to ensure that the party will not be put to shame.

OnankpaBa:



Yes! but is that the will of the party?

He's a betrayal and he either agreed to the terms and policy of the party or he vacate the seat.

yanabasee:


A good leader doesn't put the his party before the will of the people...

He's a betrayer... And a criminal... I will agree with you... But his leadership quality is outstanding...

OnankpaBa:
Saraki has no other choice than to allow the interest of the party to follow.

eejo:
so if saraki agree he will now be a saint APC change my foot APC is corrupt if saraki trials stops with him stepping down