afroniger:
I don't believe he still commands as much loyalty from his peers (not even within his PDP support base, who ironically are already scheming to replace him with one of their own) as the heading of the article suggests. Besides, the article only quoted 1 single senator who also happens to be from Kwara.

TippyTop:


If you're more than 17yrs you would realise Tinubu did same when faced with same dilemma.

Flexherbal:
Get ready to swim and drown with him. We will provide you the ocean.

cktheluckyman:


Bros Saraki still retains 100% loyalty of the PDP senators while those of the APC are still divided.He still has majority of the senators to date

rusher14:
A point would surely come when Saraki is pronounced guilty by the CCT.

This would lead to a 10 year ban from holding political office amongst other things.

A criminal charge would subsequently be instituted by the EFCC for various crimes germane to the CCT adjudication and also citing new evidence from the Panama papers.

Perhaps at that point we would have these senators understand the weight of Saraki's cross.

IVORY2009:
We all know who is behind this issue with Saraki, no matter how, he is going to come out victorious @ the end of the day, the big wings in his party the APC does not want him to continue in office.

omenka:
Just imagine the rotteness of a people sent to represent a constituency!

APC-led executive is still embittered by his election- so what?? Is that supposed to be a reason for not proceeding with his trial even when the devil knows he's guilty?? How could anyone be this morally debased, still standing in defence of this crook with the revelations by prosecution witness yesterday??

I think we should, as a matter of urgency, start "test running" the process of recalling some of these dunderheads that populate the legislature- they certainly aren't there for our own good as they would rather be abobakus for a recalcitrant criminal than an abobaku for their respective constituencies.

irunooboo:






i laff. man to woman

IVORY2009:


Oga, sup?

cktheluckyman:


Don't forget the senate is also a very powerful institution and can deal with both the EFCC and the CCT especially when they are united.

irunooboo:




i am in sagbama at the moment. i left ibadan 2 days ago. are u in yenagoa?

rusher14:


Chukwudi your penchant for always assuming the devil's advocate would eventually consume you.

The CCT is enshrined in the constitution.

The EFCC would deal with any financial crime and the presidency once the tone is set for veto would exercise its power.

Obasanjo was able to clip the wings of the legislators
and if push gets to shove, this president would be left with no option but to do same.

omenka:
Just imagine the rotteness of a people sent to represent a constituency!

APC-led executive is still embittered by his election- so what?? Is that supposed to be a reason for not proceeding with his trial even when the devil knows he's guilty?? How could anyone be this morally debased, still standing in defence of this crook with the revelations by prosecution witness yesterday??

I think we should, as a matter of urgency, start "test running" the process of recalling some of these dunderheads that populate the legislature- they certainly aren't there for our own good as they would rather be abobakus for a recalcitrant criminal than an abobaku for their respective constituencies.