Infact am angered about senate president Bukola saraki on how he had been handle the affairs of this nation and I attacked him several time on this forum, but things can change with evolution of time!
The amendments of 1999 constitution of Nigeria restore my confident and hope on him. Same thing happened to Dino melaye, and I hereby call upon all the members of NASS to know themselves as the father of this Nation, and left behind them the child play they did with the nation affairs... they've gone above that!
I also call on all the patriotic Nigerian to forgive who ever might in one way or other offended them in their exercise of their duties of the house!
Today am grateful and proud of them for given Nigeria new hope and free Nigeria nation from the hand-cuff of the greedy politicians!
Bravo Saraki
Bravo senate.
GOD BLESS THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
oladeebo

Saraki has nothing to do with this, its what the nigeria citizens are asking for, unless u want to see revolution soon

the people clamoured for something and he did a skeletal response and your proud of him jo o

okawanyi:
Saraki has nothing to do with this, its what the nigeria citizens are asking for, unless u want to see revolution soon

pls stop!
making a shake-up like this is unbelievable in a developing country like ours, even in some revolutionized nation it hard or impossible to make a constitutional shake-up like this, do you thing it's easy for politicians to go against their interest?
don't be ignorant!
what revolution you are talking about, what's happen to arab springs revolutions, from Egypt, Libya, Syria, Tunisia, even in Bukina faso!
power still remained in the hand of those who were in corridor of power before revolution!
stop been stupid
ok?

Unfortunately, you don't seem like someone who sees beyond his nostrils

There's a topic on the fP that shows the chart of the 'proposed' amendment .
Try to check the chart and look out for the implications and you will see us almost going back to square 1.

Don't forget to point out the senate immunity and also the power that is left for the president .
This is even similar to the amendment Goodluck rejected at the tail end of his tenure

Markfemi2:
the people clamoured for something and he did a skeletal response and your proud of him jo o

Markfemi2
I know you very well and I know your frustration, don't worry job is not done for you but for the helpless, hopeless, poor local masses who now have full right to choose between you greedy politician and their own know child of the land for political office!
pity you had been hit hard!

Modsenemy:
Unfortunately, you don't seem like someone who sees beyond his nostrils

There's a topic on the fP that shows the chart of the 'proposed' amendment .
Try to check the chart and look out for the implications and you will see us almost going back to square 1.

Don't forget to point out the senate immunity and also the power that is left for the president .
This is even similar to the amendment Goodluck rejected at the tail end of his tenure

go through my past post, you will know what am stand for, am above personal interest, what concern me of good-locked return to power or stupid immunity,
I want my local to be free and it freed, and I want Nigerian to be freed from politicians,it freed!
am ok!