The crisis of high turnover of legislators after each round of election in Nigeria has hit the Senate again.

No fewer than 49 of the 109 lawmakers lost nominations of their political parties to return to the red chamber.

Most of those affected are lawmakers on the ticket of the Peoples Democratic Party.

Many more may still lose the return bid at the general election fixed for February 14, 2015.

Indications have, however, emerged that a combination of PDP and opposition senators affected in their respective party primaries could move against the Senate President, David Mark, when the Senate resumes on Tuesday.

Sources in the Senate also hinted that the duo of Senators Bukola Saraki and George Akume of the All Progressives Congress may benefit from any possible move against Mark.

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Why transfer of aggression, he is not the cause of their failures