The senate committee on ethics and privileges has recommended the suspension Ali Ndume, a senator from Borno state, for 181 days for “deliberately” bringing up an issue the paints the upper legislative chamber in a bad light.

It cleared Senate President Bukola Saraki of the allegation of deliberately taking vengeance on Hameed Ali, comptroller-general of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), for seizing a vehicle purportedly belonging to him.

It also cleared Dino Melaye, a senator from Kogi state, of the allegation of forging his degree certificate.

Last Tuesday, Ndume‎ asked the senate to investigate the allegation that it was exacting vengeance on Ali because the agency had seized a vehicle of Saraki.

He also asked the senate to investigate the allegation against Melaye.

The committee presented the report of its investigation on Wednesday.

The upper legislative chamber and Ali have been locked in a battle of wits since the customs announced that it would commence collection of duty on old cars.

The service has since suspended the action.

micklplus:
NASS of clowning

kayzat:
The game is becoming more and more interesting .





I doubt if Ndume's suspension will be ratified but it will be good because it will enable Ndume to open up on all the can of worms they've been shielding from the masses.



Ndume !!! o ya sing for us.

modath:

There is no way this won't favour the Average Jane & Joe on the street... The more in fighting, the better!!!! Ajatuka nitagbarin, esu will never allow dem speak with one voice!! Olosh saboteurs!

omenkaLives:
I am waiting on the "freedom of speech" activists to come cheer themselves over this obvious anomaly. Just look what Saraki has turned the Senate into.

This is highly disgraceful.

Saraki has officially become the proverbial maggot inside the corn. It is a pity Buhari, just for political correctness, hands off the NASS election. This would serve as a good lesson to whosoever would succeed him in that office.

Jaymaxxy:
When Tinubu was against Saraki's senate Presidency, some persons thought it was for personal interest. Many failed to see Tinubu was actually fighting for Buhari. Tinubu's candidate was actually George Akume, who was the minority leader of the 7th Assembly, but he bowed to party supremacy by supporting Senator Lawan. Jagaban saw the danger in Saraki, but Buhari ignored him. Now, I'm sure PMB is already regretting Saraki's senate presidency now.

modath:

There is no way this won't favour the Average Jane & Joe on the street... The more in fighting, the better!!!! Ajatuka nitagbarin, esu will never allow dem speak with one voice!! Olosh saboteurs!

omenkaLives:
I am waiting on the "freedom of speech" activists to come cheer themselves over this obvious anomaly. Just look what Saraki has turned the Senate into.

This is highly disgraceful.

Saraki has officially become the proverbial maggot inside the corn. It is a pity Buhari, just for political correctness, hands off the NASS election. This would serve as a good lesson to whosoever would succeed him in that office.

omenkaLives:
I am waiting on the "freedom of speech" activists to come cheer themselves over this obvious anomaly. Just look what Saraki has turned the Senate into.

This is highly disgraceful.

Saraki has officially become the proverbial maggot inside the corn. It is a pity Buhari, just for political correctness, hands off the NASS election. This would serve as a good lesson to whosoever would succeed him in that office.