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| Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by Penaldo(op): 2:23pm On Apr 07, 2017*. Modified: 5:54pm On Apr 22, 2017 |
Senator Bukola Saraki, former Governor of Kwara State and former Chairman of the Nigerian Governors Forum (NGF) and the current Senate President trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal was fueled by those who see him as a threat in 2019. Senator Saraki’s problem is being engineered, fanned, propelled, sponsored and sustained by forces that see him as a threat to them in 2019. It is of course in the open that Saraki’s persecutors were all in the APC. It is just a matter of time the identity of those who are interested in Saraki’s case will become open. Right now, they are in the back shooting missiles, but it is just a question of time, light will cast on their faces and their activities will come to the open. The Saraki threat is not for this government, it is for what is coming ahead. So Saraki is a victim of a conflict of ambition whereby if he was not a Senate President, he could not have been in this spotlight. And if he is not a threat in the future, he would not be passing through what he is passing through now. In other advanced counties people like Senator Saraki are honoured for the excellent work done so far at the 8th Assembly but the reverse is the case with us in Nigeria. It is on record that the 8th National Assembly under the leadership of Senator Saraki has achieved the under listed: 1. 33 Senate Bills Passed 2. 68 Bills Due for Second Reading 3. 56 Bills Introduced Since September 4. 227 Bills at First Reading Stage 5. 145 Bills Due for Second Reading 6. 118 Bills at Committee stage 7. 411 Bills Introduced 8. 9 Priority Bills at Committee Stage 9. 54 House Bills Waiting for Concurrence 10. 35 Concurrence bills passed 11. 32 Constitution amendment Bills The Senate Bills That Have Been Passed (ORIGINATED IN THE SENATE) 1. Bankruptcy & Insolvency Act Cap.B2 LFN 2011 (Repeal and Enactment) Bill 2015 2. Public Procurement Amendment Act 3. Nigerian Railway Corporation Act, 1955 N129 LFN 2004 (Repeal And Re-Enactment) Bill 2015 4. Discrimination Against Persons With Disabilities (Prohibition) Bill 2015 5. National Centre For Cancer And Treatment (Est.) Bill SB. 10 6. Federal University Of Petroleum Resources Effurun And For Other Related Matters Bill, 2016 7. Forestry Research Institute Act Bill 2015 8. Soil Science Nigerian Institute Act Bill 2015 9. High Court Of FCT Amendment Act Bill 10. Electronic Transactions Bill 2015 11. Public Procurement Amendment Act Bill 2015 12. National Assembly Budget and Research Office (Establishment) Bill, 2016 13. JAMB Act (Amendment) Bill, 2016 14. Food Security Bill, 2016 15. Agricultural Credit Guarantee Scheme Fund (Est. etc.) Act Bill, 2016 16. Defense Space Agency (Est. etc.) Act Bill 2016 17. Federal University, Wukari (Establishment, etc.) Act Bill 18. Commercial Agricultural Credit Scheme Act Bill, 2016. 19. National Institute for Cancer Research & Treatment (Establishment, etc.) Act Bill 20. High Court of Federal Capital Territory, Abuja (Amendment) Act Bill 21. Electronic Transactions Act Bill 2016 22. North East Development Commission Bill (Establishment, etc.) Act Bill 2016 23. Code of Conduct Act (Amendment) Bill 2016 24. Sexual Harassment in Tertiary Education Institutions Bill 2016 25. Counterfeit And Fake Drugs And Unwholesome Processed Foods Act 2004 SB55 26. Nigerian Agricultural Quarantine Service Bill 2016 SB81 27. National Poverty Alleviation Commission (Est. etc.) 2016 SB23 28. Air force Institute of Technology (Est. etc.) 2016 SB180 29. 2015 FCT Appropriation Act (SB. 225) 30. National Sports Lottery Act, 2005 Amendment Bill (SB.227) 31. Nigerian Peace Corps (Establishment) Bill, 32. 2016 Appropriation Bill (SB 212) 33. INEC Amendment Bill (SB 231 & 234) It is high time we pursued National interest for our collective good, instead of political vendetta, which has completely robbed the Nation of true statesmanship like the frank posture of Senator Saraki and his fearless colleagues in both chambers of the National Assembly. Adewole Kehinde is a Journalist based in Abuja Culled From Palmchat |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by Penaldo(op): 2:26pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
The cabal should leave Saraki alone |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by BeardedMeat(m): 3:56pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
Op to answer your question, Saraki is both victim and villain and that's a full course menu. You gotta like Saraki because of his brand of politics. He doesn't make noise but ehn...e dey show him traducers pepper somehow somehow. ![]() |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by BeardedMeat(m): 3:59pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
Penaldo:Why? Dont weep for Don Saraki. The war has just began. The dullard vegetable is jetting out soon and may never return. Hahahahaha.... The lunatics are gonna burn down the asylum this time around. ![]() |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by Sarrrki(m): 4:03pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
We know Saraki Is A Better Smarter And More Detribalised Persona, So We Will Try As much As We Can To Paint Him Like D Devil. Although We Are Worst Than He is,We In BMC Don't Like Him Cos He is Threat To Our Dream Of Making Nigeria A One Party State,With Absolute Powers Fr The President .... |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by JackieChan01: 4:24pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
saraki the nightmare of Buhari and Tinubu the bastard |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by igbozionism(m): 5:49pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
saraki a pain in the ass of bubu and BMC, the stubborn fly on the shrinked scrotum of buhari |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by Basic123: 6:01pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
I wonder why a tribe east of naija trust saraki a yoruba man....That tribe and illogicality! |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by BeardedMeat(m): 6:05pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
Basic123:Because he is punished by his evil party for making Ekweremadu DSP. |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by Basic123: 6:53pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
BeardedMeat:You are happy some one support your son in becoming DSP in a country you hate so much.Instead of you to force him to resign and join in the struggle for biafra.It means you guys are not serious with your desire for your own country. |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by easrael(f): 7:47pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
Lovely piece by whoever this Journalist is... lalasticlala I think you and other Nigerians deserve to read this piece. Worth the read... |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by BeardedMeat(m): 9:29pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
Basic123:My friend keep quiet! Are my people not paying tax in this evil arrangement you call a country? Don't worry, when its time, even a blind man will see it. Saraki is the strongest man in APC and even the new sheriff in town is forced to defer to him. |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by Basic123: 9:44pm On Apr 07, 2017 |
BeardedMeat:lolz...if you are even serious with biafra,you shouldn't even pay that tax.so you must worship any sheriff .These people are funny. |
| Re: Saraki: Victim Or Villain? by Freak101(f): 6:16pm On Apr 08, 2017 |
The way tinubu and buhari want to use this country ehn!I just love the fact that Saraki is a strong person..if not! |
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