₦airaland Forum

azimibraun:
It yount hurt you becouse you are not a Kogite. Is the statement from Saraki the most shocking thing to you or the action of the state government? N12 million just to respond to what Ekwereadu said on. The floor of the senate.

The Senate President also expressed concern about the Calibre of people holding senior public offices.

The Senate has reaffirmed it’s stand that it has a role to play in the recall process of any Senator.

The Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu rising on order 43 of the Senate rules, yesterday drew the attention of the Senate to an advertorial by the Kogi state government in a national daily, stating that the Senate has no role in a recall process of Senator Dino Melaye representing Kogi West senatorial district.

Ekweremadu cited section 68 (2) of the 1999 Constitution, which provides that INEC must write to NASS on such development. According to the Deputy Senate President, the Constitution, states that “the President of the Senate or the speaker of the House of Representatives, as the case may be, shall give effect to provisions of subsection (1) of this section, so however that the President of the Senate or the speaker of the House Representatives or a member shall first present evidence satisfactory to the house concerned that any of the provisions of that subsection has become applicable in respect of that member.”

Both Ekweremadu and the Senate President Bukola Saraki, disagreed with the position of the Kogi State Attorney General on the procedure for recall which he had contended that the Senate has no say in the matter and referring to section 68.

The Daily Times recalls that Ekwerenmadu had during a debate on the matter, argued that the recall process must pass through the Senate for vetting after INEC must have concluded it’s process.

He berated the Kogi State Attorney General, saying that his knowledge of the law is limited. The Senate President Bukola Saraki, in his response regretted that the involvement of the Kogi State Government in the advertorial using it’s resources, is a clear indication that it is behind Dino Melaye’s travails.

The Senate President also expressed concern about the Calibre of people holding senior public offices. Saraki further lamented that it was unfortunate for the state government to spend a whooping N12million on adverts in response to the contribution of a lawmaker even when the state has not been able to pay salaries.

He also described the situation as unfortunate for Kogi people. Saraki also stated that the response from the state government, the energy and funding invested in the process shows that the state government is behind the recall process.‎

Yeligray:
I was expecting this... Watch out for 'the return of badoo'.

Kirgyakos:
Na who Lukaku epp?


Abeg make é go. Chelsea go sign Morata very soon

maishai:
bros can u check d archives and bring dat cartoon where buhari is a mechanic reworking nigeria as a car

lonelydora:
Johnny just come. He's booking space. That's the norm here.

xstry:
these goats are better than you, dino and saraki

The Senate Minority Leader, Godswill Akpabio, has said Nigeria’s survival depends on the resolution of the Biafran agitation, the Boko Haram insurgency and other threats to national unity.

HungerBAD:
Ok

chiscodedon:
This is a question even Lie Muhammed cannot answer upon his first class in lying...
This is the hardest question to answer cuz no project exist..would have been easier answering the impurities this govt have melted on its citizens...

obamabinladen:
They have completed so many projects not only in my state but the whole Nigeria and UK.

1. They have forced so many companies to fold up


2. They have created over 3 million job Loss.


3. They have created job for unemployed youths through kidnapping, gambling, armed robbery, prostitution etc.


4. They have made mosquitoes to look untouchable by encouraging fake mosquito nets and insecticides.


5. I don't want to talk about how much they are paying UK govnt per day for parking lot of awa president's air craft.

iokpebholo:
Here in Edo state am still trying to search for a project

ColonelDrake:
Why are Nigerians not speaking up?

Citing some of the achievements so far recorded by the present administration, Shehu asked that the President be given a chance that his administration deserves.
“We appeal to Nigerians to ignore opposition campaign aimed at derailing this administration’s big plans for the country.

obamabinladen:
Where is Buhari.

andymofia:
all of you who voted buhari should hide your faces in shame.

victorDanladi:
lolz

[s] Na you inferiority complex and guilty sense dey worry now We dey talk GEJ and OBJ him dey shout bubu.[/s]

denko:
YOU VOTED IN COMPETENT MAN SEE WHERE YOU ARE NOW

venai:
Did she die?

victorDanladi:
Na your God nnamdi kanu talk am.no be me.
By the way,i'm not here to compare. [s]You can open a new thread to worship your Ijaw-masters GEJ and Edwin clark.[/s]

victorDanladi:
[s]the stupid OBJ and GEJ too should speak!

Both organized confab but didn't implement the recommendations.That more stupid GDJ even set up another committee to look into the recommendations.Few people to look into recommendations of multitude? [/s] ....GEJ was a weak president like nnamdi kanu said! ....

luvinhubby:
Only Buhari and APC are deaf and dump to the ominous sounds of deep discord in the country.


APC is a disaster.

dokiOloye:
Its not a corruption related issue.
I think it has to do wt d Sherrif vs Markafi tussle where he on behalf of his clients sued or joined d presiding judges in d substantive matter instead of just appealing their judgement.

oloriooko:
I thought I voted for a honest and transparent person little did I know he had other ailments known to him that has hampered his desire to put Nigeria straight

For the sake of his reputation and the confidence exhibited by those who voted him in, I think PMB should throw in the towel. His intentions are laudable and achievable

I wish him quick recovery and happy life