Senator George Akume of Benue State has
given his opinion about the election of
Senator Bukola Saraki and Senator Ike
Ekweremadu
as Senate President and Deputy Senate
President respectively.
Senator George Akume
Akume who is the chosen deputy senate
president of the All Progressives Congress (APC),
held a press conference in his residence earlier
today where he briefed news men about his stand
on the election.

Akume alleged the election of Saraki and
Ekweremadu is devoid of due process and also
stressed that he had nothing against all those
involved in the elections he described as a
“sham”.
He said “People think they can use money to
subvert democracy, but all that is rubbish and at
the appropriate time we will speak.”
Using his personal website to pass on the
message, he urged his supporters to remain calm
and not to be angry or worry about the elections,
but he urged them to worry for those who he said
have subverted democracy and in due time, will
face justice.
He affirmed that the election will be pursued to
the latter till the right thing is done.
Saraki who represents Kwara Central Senatorial
District in the mupper chamber was was elected
unopposed by 57 of 108 Senators, with 51 APC
Senators missed
Meanwhile, the APC has categorically rejected the
results of the elections saying in a statement
made available earlier today, that the election was
“unacceptable”.
In a similar vein, President Buhari has reacted to
the election of Saraki, saying it was important for
the process of leaders election to be duly followed
as initiated by the party. Nonetheless, the
president affirmed that a constitutional process
had somewhat occurred.

Sen. Akume it wasn't a shame!
It was a result of sharp and Smart jobs by Smater and Sharper Politicians!

no be who call police de win case o,

u don't expect to will all the time, sometimes accepting defeat makes u stronger