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The jostle by four senators to succeed Senate President, David Mark, on June 4, has shifted to the aspirants going after their colleagues in the six geo – political zones, seeking their endorsements.
The four senators who have so far made public, their decision to contest the race are, Bukola Saraki (Kwara Central); George Akume (Benue North); Ahmad Lawan (Yobe North), and Ali Ndume (Borno South).
Our correspondent learnt that Saraki for instance, allegedly mobilised about 64 senators-elect drawn from both the All Progressives Congress and the Peoples Democratic Party, to the Niger Hall at Transcorp Hotel in Abuja on Wednesday night where the lawmakers were said to have endorsed him.
Likewise, the South-West caucus of the APC in the senate and the newly – elected senators rose from a meeting on Friday with a resolve to adopt Senator Ahmad Lawan, as their candidate for the Senate President position in the 8th National Assembly.
Our correspondent learnt that 12 out of the 13 newly elected senators met at a private residence in the Asokoro area of Abuja and adopted the ranking senator from the North-East geo – political zone, as their preferred person for the job.

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