### Bauchi Group Calls for Investigation into Senator Abdul Ningi's Suspension Amidst Budget Padding Allegations

In a bold move that has ignited public discourse across Bauchi State and beyond, a prominent group of agitators has called for a thorough probe into the suspension of Senator Abdul Ningi. The senator's suspension, which has raised eyebrows in political and social circles, was a result of his outspoken comments concerning alleged budget padding within the legislative framework. At the helm of this call for transparency and accountability is Ambassador Imran Abdulahi, the group’s leader, who has not shied away from voicing the concerns of many in the community.

Senator Ningi, a well-known figure for his advocacy for transparency and good governance, found himself in the crosshairs of controversy following his candid remarks about discrepancies in the budgeting process. His suspension has been met with significant backlash, with many viewing it as an attempt to silence a critical voice within the legislative chamber.

Ambassador Imran Abdulahi, speaking on behalf of the Bauchi group, emphasized the importance of upholding the principles of democracy and free speech. "The suspension of Senator Abdul Ningi is not just an affront to him as an individual but to the very foundations of our democratic values," Abdulahi stated. "It raises serious questions about the integrity of our legislative processes and the commitment of our leaders to transparency."

The group's call for an investigation into the suspension is not merely about reinstating a senator but is seen as a fight for the soul of governance in the state and the country at large. They argue that if allegations of budget padding are true, it warrants a broader examination of the legislative process to root out corruption and ensure that public funds are used for the welfare of the citizens.

Ambassador Abdulahi's leadership in this campaign has galvanized support from various quarters, including civil society organizations, youth groups, and concerned citizens. The group has outlined a plan of action that includes peaceful protests, engagement with other stakeholders, and leveraging social media to spread awareness about the issue.

In a statement, the group called on the legislative body to "immediately lift the suspension of Senator Ningi and initiate a transparent, independent investigation into the allegations of budget padding." They further urged the public to remain vigilant and engaged in the democratic process, advocating for a system where accountability is not just expected but demanded by the citizens.

As the situation unfolds, the eyes of many within and outside Bauchi State remain fixed on this critical issue. The outcome of this agitation led by Ambassador Imran Abdulahi and his group could set a precedent for how dissent and allegations of corruption are handled in the political landscape of Nigeria, highlighting the ongoing struggle between the forces of transparency and those who would prefer to operate in the shadows.

If Nigerians keep quiet and allow the politicians to suspend this senator, one day they will start forceful evicting people from their properties. He must be defended by the masses. Akpabio will be used and dumped. Antipeople politicians everywhere in Nigeria.