TheFreeOne:
A Nigerian politician willingly resign from the lures and pecks of office.

A senate president at that? Men, that will be a record achievement.

TheFreeOne:
A Nigerian politician willingly resign from the lures and pecks of office.

A senate president at that? Men, that will be a record achievement.

TheFreeOne:
A Nigerian politician willingly resign from the lures and pecks of office.

A senate president at that? Men, that will be a record achievement.

temitemi1:
What's my business if dog eat dog

IbnSultaan:
By Ogaga Ifowodo
THE formal filing of charges against Senator Bukola
Saraki at the Code of Conduct Tribunal, not to speak
of the issuance of a bench warrant for his arrest for
failure to appear in court to take his plea, leaves
him with only one honourable course of action:
resignation in order to clear his name. The alleged
offences impeach very seriously his character and
integrity, qualities that no leader, if he or she is to
enjoy the respect and confidence of his or her peers
(as of the electorate) and be effective, cannot
afford to have under any shadow of doubt. Certainly
not in these hopeful days of change, the real
manifestation of which the people await with bated
breath.
It is a serious thing to ask an “elected” official to
resign his mandate, even though the office here is
really only a privilege. Thus, in addition to my
unqualified citizenship right to comment on matters
of (urgent) national interest, I proffer, unbidden,
further bona fides. I am a card-carrying member of
the All Progressives Congress. Had I succeeded in
my bid to represent the Isoko people in the House of
Representatives, I would be Saraki’s colleague in the
National Assembly. And I consider it a matter of
honour and duty that Saraki resign from the office
he occupies through means considered devious and
unbecoming by almost everyone except those boxed
into his Amen Corner.
Mostly, though, I make this call as the natural step
enjoined on Saraki by the lofty sentiments he
espoused and urged on his fellow senators in his
inaugural senate address. In just the first four
sentences, Saraki had uttered the words honour,
honoured, distinguished, respect, faith, trust,
humility, responsibility, and duty, repeating “humility”
and “honour” as if to be sure that we would notice

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/09/were-i-senate-president-saraki-i-would-resign-today/

docadams:


It is the desired in a sane clime.
As it is, we are just coming out of the ruinous PDP enclave where the rich must not cry, at all, to one where they must cry if necessary

HzRF:
U are just coming out of the ruinous pdp
With who Amaechi 7 yrs as Gov under PDP Atiku vice president for 8 yrs under PDP Kwankwaso gov and minister under PDP Saraki gov under PDP Etc

Use ur number 6 Itz there for a purpose

docadams:


Hmmmmm. No time for irritants. Too much at stake.

TheFreeOne:
A Nigerian politician willingly resign from the lures and pecks of office.

A senate president at that? Men, that will be a record achievement.

TonyeBarcanista:

Senate President Adolphus Wabara resigned in 2005.

House Speakers Salisu Buhari and Patricia Etteh resigned in 1999 and 2007 respectively.