Hahahahahaha have u ever seen any africa leader resigned.

socialmediaman:


But finding him guilty is a question of him going to jail or not, at this point in time the public has lost confidence in his ability to propel the legislative business of a change government when he has serious corruption charges hanging over his neck and even his instance of disrespecting constituted judicial authority. The proof of confidence loss? His recent stoning in his own hometown

Saraki's resignation can only be debated when he's found guilty, stop putting the cart before the horse. As for public confidence, it depends on your political leanings. Saraki is still very much respected by his peers and Nigerians who understands the hypocrisy being played out by APC.
Saraki has only lost confidence amongst paid hacks, "political godfathers" twitter warriors and those practising "brown envelope" journalism.

Mogidi:


Saraki's resignation can only be debated when he's found guilty, stop putting the cart before the horse. As for public confidence, it depends on your political leanings. Saraki is still very much respected by his peers and Nigerians who understands the hypocrisy being played out by APC.
Saraki has only lost confidence amongst paid hacks, "political godfathers" twitter warriors and those practising "brown envelope" journalism.

Typical thought pattern of a certain group of failed political associates who lost the confidence of Nigerians recently

But Saraki isn't being asked to resign as a result of non-performance, and neither did the Republican party "impose" Boehner or McConnell on the US Congress.

N.B: I'm not saying that "Saraki must stay" (I couldn't care less about him). I'm just saying this thread is pointless.