DogmaNation:
I just sight a mod that is partisan. Are u working for APC or for Seun? That's how u go around placing restrictions on people's account just because their comments are against APC.

drlateef:
Very simple. Get the court to issue an order of mandamus based on urgent national interest on Saraki to reconvene the Senate. If he refuses, he should be arrested for contempt of court order. Majority leader can then convene the Senate. He should be immediately impeached on reconvening the Senate.

Baawaa:

Since you are still a learner in the camp of wailer,ask one of the chief wailers

Charly68:
If the president does not remove the pecks in the senate,they would remove him very soon ..

drlateef:
Very simple. Get the court to issue an order of mandamus based on urgent national interest on Saraki to reconvene the Senate. If he refuses, he should be arrested for contempt of court order. Majority leader can then convene the Senate. He should be immediately impeached on reconvening the Senate.

DogmaNation:
I just sight a mod that is partisan. Are u working for APC or for Seun? That's how u go around placing restrictions on people's account just because their comments are against APC.

igwefivestar:
shaaatap, u are evil, does it mean that u knew atiku, he has never do good thing?

nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos

– There are ongoing plans by some All Progressives Congress (APC) senators working in connivance with the presidency to forcibly reopen the Senate ahead of the September 25 date it was officially expected to resume.

A presidency source told Daily Independent that the move was being considered in view of the suspicion that Senate President Bukola Saraki may have taken the decision for a long adjournment for “selfish reasons”.

Daily Independent gathered that the plot to have the Senate summarily reconvened with the objective of effecting Saraki and Ike Ekeremadu’s impeachment is part of the Plan B in the hatchery of those whose plot to allegedly remove them on Tuesday, last week, failed.

The source said they are seeking legal advice to this effect.

He said another reason being advanced was the anxiety of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) regarding the effects of the shutdown of the National Assembly on the commission’s N242, 445,322,600 2019 poll budget.
A notable member of the Reformed APC, who confirmed the plot, said the presidency was being persuaded by some powerful individuals to forcibly reopen the Senate, impeach Saraki and his deputy, Ike Ekweremadu, and subsequently arrest them.

He said if the move succeeded, Yakubu Dogara, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, and his Deputy, Yusuf Lasun, would also not be spared.

It was gathered that leading the plot on the part of the APC senators was Ahmed Lawan, the Majority Leader, and Adams Oshiomhole, the party’s national chairman.

Our source said: “The presidency is currently seeking the opinion of lawyers and experts on how it will be possible to reconvene the Senate ahead of the September date announced by the Senate President.

Once the move succeeds, I don’t see how Saraki will remain as Senate President. The same applies to his Deputy, Ekweremadu.”

According to the R-APC member, “The general impression in the presidency is that Saraki’s adjournment is not in the interest of the APC and the country, and they feel he cannot continue to hold the APC to ransom. So, if the plot sails through, he should consider himself gone as President of the Senate.”

Nigerians at the weekend said it would be unconstitutional for the All Progressives Congress (APC) – led Federal Government to reconvene the Senate before the September 25 official date announced by Bukola Saraki, the Senate President.

While these may seem impossible, many are afraid that the government can carry out the move, especially given the role played by Adams Oshiomhole, APC National Chairman, in the siege to Saraki and Ekweremadu’s homes last week prior to the defection of 14 senators to the opposition.

Speaking with Daily Independent, Prof. Itse Sagay (SAN), Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee Against Corruption (PACAC), said the presidency lacked the power to reconvene the Senate ahead of the September 25 resumption date.

He, however, said if there was an urgent need for the Senate to reconvene in order to deliberate on an urgent matter such as the issue raised by INEC concerning funding of the 2019 election, the presidency could go to court to seek an order compelling the Senate to resume.

“No. the APC can’t reconvene the Senate. If the Senate decides to shut down for that period they decided to shut down, which is September 25, the executive arm of government cannot reverse it on their own.

“They may, however, resort, to court action to order them to open it, especially if there is a pressing need for them to reconvene such as the issue of funding of election,” he said.

Yunusa Tanko, National Chairman of the National Conscience Party (NCP), also said it would be unconstitutional for the presidency to attempt to forcibly reopen the Senate without the input of Saraki, who is the chairman of the National Assembly.

“I don’t think the APC-led Federal Government has that power. I believe the National Assembly can only be reconvened by the leadership of the National Assembly.

“If they attempt that, it will be a gross violation of democratic ethos.

“If there is any conservative way in which they want to reconvene the Senate, let them show us.

“But as far as I am concerned, it is the leadership of the National Assembly that can do the reconvening and that can only be done by the Senate President or the Speaker of the House of Reps.”

Speaking in a similar vein, Balarabe Musa, elder statesman and former governor of Kaduna State, said the presidency could only appeal to the Senate President to reconvene the Senate if there was a need for them to do so.

“They can only appeal to the Senate President to come and reconvene the parliament. They have no power to do that on their own. It will be unconstitutional if they do so,” he said.

In his remark, Yinka Odumakin, National Publicity Secretary of Afenifere, said it would amount to political gangsterism and a return to military dictatorship if the executive arm of government decided on their own to reconvene the Senate.

“They lack such power and it will be political gangsterism carried to the extreme for the executive to now go and reconvene the Senate.

“Gradually, we are descending into a dictatorship which shouldn’t be since we are not under the military.

“So, I don’t think they want to carry out such act, but if they do, then that will be the end of democracy and we will be back to martial rule and military dictatorship,” Odumakin said.

https://independent.ng/plans-to-reconvene-senate-impeach-saraki-ekweremadu-underway/amp/

mightguy:
u are an afonja. An impostor. Go and commit suicide. Even if u re incarnate. U will still end up a cone head

Butterflyle0:


And what is the road map? Show me.

Is it the same Atiku who, between 1999—2003, while Obasanjo globe-trotted and gallivanted, Atiku was the de-facto President and made himself stupendously rich?


Is it the same Atiku who ensured His children became directors of oil-servicing companies and forgot about people like you?

Is it the same Atiku who was the custodian of the machinery for national development in the first years of this government and did absolutely nothing with it except enriching himself?


Is it the same Atiku who handled all the Federal Government dealings in the 36 states of the federation, including FCT Abuja, and chaired all the economic projects of the country, and appointed 7 out of 10 ministers yet failed woefully?

Is it the same Atiku who was the chairman for the transformation of the socio-economic landscape of Nigeria and failed to link the 36 states of the federation in terms of good roads, electricity, security of life and property, job creation etc?

Is it the same Atiku who stabbed Obasanjo in the back that made Obasanjo unable to forgive him till date despite Atiku sneaking into Abeokuta to beg Obasanjo and still got rejected?

Is it the same Atiku who his AC compatriots abandoned after he destroyed AC and forced tinubu to rebrand it to ACN?

Is it the same Atiku who crept back to the PDP after yaradua died only to walk out on PDP in 2013 and switch to APC which he described with his own mouth as his last and final bus stop yet when APC failed to satisfy his presidential lust he quickly jumped back to PDP?

Your Atiku is as fraudulent and deceptive as can be. His words or promises are not worth the cost of a tissue paper.

His personal satisfaction and greed is all he is after.

I follow politics and I know. I am sure the info I just gave you is new to you.

FarahAideed:
Please what is Buhari seeking for election for now?

Is it to fix electricity ?

Is it to create jobs?

Is it to fix roads?

Is it to fight corruption?

Is it to reduce the prices of goods ?

Is it to stop the payment of Fuel Subsidy ?

Is it to make petrol 40 Naira a litre?

Is it to make one Naira equals to one dollar?

Is it to improve security ?

Zombies please what promises will Buhari be campaigning with?

Nfora:


We know the battle is between APC and PDP.
(Are the masses thus supposed to remain the proverbial suffering grass with respect to the fight of two elephants?)

So what will PDP be campaigning with after 16years of mismanagement?
(Why get into power if you actually knew you could fix nothing. Great leaders don't make excuses rather they make a difference out of others excuses - that was the change many blindly expected and voted for!)

Was PDP able to fix all you have listed in 16years?
(So at least you agree that Mr. Integrity lied?)

And fools like you want APC to fix them in 3years?
(Wise people like you believe it can not be fixed in 3yrs and yet you voted for someone who promised to fix them in less than 3yrs. Your wisdom is ironically resounding)

Of course, Buhari will be asking for more time to fix the mess left by PDP.
(It is far better to be lead by a leader who has an idea of the problem, and the solution sequences but has refused to use it, rather than one that doesn't even know he does not know. The one that knows might one day decide to do the right thing but the culpable ignorant one doesn't even know he is not doing things right)

Also give me the link to where Buhari promised N1 to $1 and to make petrol N40 per litre.

These would help:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/473147-know-the-81-campaign-promises-of-president-buhari.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/828056-10-fantastically-unbelievable-campaign-promises-buhari-made.html

During his explanation on the stabilization of Naira he made mention of making ₦1 equivalent to $1, a point I strongly countered within friends but was seen as a pessimist.
However, it not impossible to achieve that if he knows the right move to make. All he needed was ask well grounded economists to help him create the direct trade link to the economy where we unarguably get almost 80% of our importation from rather than going through USA just because they <i>were</I> our major patroniser in oil trade .


Clowns!
(Don't be quick to call people names without making enough research because you might actually be in the position of a butterfly thinking itself a birth)

Sapeleboy911:

IF HE REFUSES, HE SHOULD BE ARRESTED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT ORDER.
Just read what you wrote loud to yourself. The presidency has flaunt court orders on countless occasions what happened? They even violated Nigerias laws what happened? Na now you know say contempt on court order na crime abi? Smhhh!!! Nigerians are the problems of Nigeria. Every man is after his or her own selfish interest.

Nfora:


We know the battle is between APC and PDP.
(Are the masses thus supposed to remain the proverbial suffering grass with respect to the fight of two elephants?)

So what will PDP be campaigning with after 16years of mismanagement?
(Why get into power if you actually knew you could fix nothing. Great leaders don't make excuses rather they make a difference out of others excuses - that was the change many blindly expected and voted for!)

Was PDP able to fix all you have listed in 16years?
(So at least you agree that Mr. Integrity lied?)

And fools like you want APC to fix them in 3years?
(Wise people like you believe it can not be fixed in 3yrs and yet you voted for someone who promised to fix them in less than 3yrs. Your wisdom is ironically resounding)

Of course, Buhari will be asking for more time to fix the mess left by PDP.
(It is far better to be lead by a leader who has an idea of the problem, and the solution sequences but has refused to use it, rather than one that doesn't even know he does not know. The one that knows might one day decide to do the right thing but the culpable ignorant one doesn't even know he is not doing things right)

Also give me the link to where Buhari promised N1 to $1 and to make petrol N40 per litre.

These would help:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/473147-know-the-81-campaign-promises-of-president-buhari.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/828056-10-fantastically-unbelievable-campaign-promises-buhari-made.html

During his explanation on the stabilization of Naira he made mention of making ₦1 equivalent to $1, a point I strongly countered within friends but was seen as a pessimist.
However, it not impossible to achieve that if he knows the right move to make. All he needed was ask well grounded economists to help him create the direct trade link to the economy where we unarguably get almost 80% of our importation from rather than going through USA just because they <i>were</i> our major patroniser in oil trade .


Clowns!
(Don't be quick to call people names without making enough research because you might actually be in the position of a butterfly thinking itself a birth)

Nfora:


We know the battle is between APC and PDP.
(Are the masses thus supposed to remain the proverbial suffering grass with respect to the fight of two elephants?)

So what will PDP be campaigning with after 16years of mismanagement?
(Why get into power if you actually knew you could fix nothing. Great leaders don't make excuses rather they make a difference out of others excuses - that was the change many blindly expected and voted for!)

Was PDP able to fix all you have listed in 16years?
(So at least you agree that Mr. Integrity lied?)

And fools like you want APC to fix them in 3years?
(Wise people like you believe it can not be fixed in 3yrs and yet you voted for someone who promised to fix them in less than 3yrs. Your wisdom is ironically resounding)

Of course, Buhari will be asking for more time to fix the mess left by PDP.
(It is far better to be lead by a leader who has an idea of the problem, and the solution sequences but has refused to use it, rather than one that doesn't even know he does not know. The one that knows might one day decide to do the right thing but the culpable ignorant one doesn't even know he is not doing things right)

Also give me the link to where Buhari promised N1 to $1 and to make petrol N40 per litre.

These would help:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/473147-know-the-81-campaign-promises-of-president-buhari.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/828056-10-fantastically-unbelievable-campaign-promises-buhari-made.html

During his explanation on the stabilization of Naira he made mention of making ₦1 equivalent to $1, a point I strongly countered within friends but was seen as a pessimist.
However, it not impossible to achieve that if he knows the right move to make. All he needed was ask well grounded economists to help him create the direct trade link to the economy where we unarguably get almost 80% of our importation from rather than going through USA just because they were our major patroniser in oil trade .


Clowns!
(Don't be quick to call people names without making enough research because you might actually be in the position of a butterfly thinking itself a birth)

Nfora:


We know the battle is between APC and PDP.
(Are the masses thus supposed to remain the proverbial suffering grass with respect to the fight of two elephants?)

So what will PDP be campaigning with after 16years of mismanagement?
(Why get into power if you actually knew you could fix nothing. Great leaders don't make excuses rather they make a difference out of others excuses - that was the change many blindly expected and voted for!)

Was PDP able to fix all you have listed in 16years?
(So at least you agree that Mr. Integrity lied?)


And fools like you want APC to fix them in 3years?
(Wise people like you believe it can not be fixed in 3yrs and yet you voted for someone who promised to fix them in less than 3yrs. Your wisdom is ironically resounding)

Of course, Buhari will be asking for more time to fix the mess left by PDP.
(It is far better to be lead by a leader who has an idea of the problem, and the solution sequences but has refused to use it, rather than one that doesn't even know he does not know. The one that knows might one day decide to do the right thing but the culpable ignorant one doesn't even know he is not doing things right)

Also give me the link to where Buhari promised N1 to $1 and to make petrol N40 per litre.

These would help:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/473147-know-the-81-campaign-promises-of-president-buhari.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/828056-10-fantastically-unbelievable-campaign-promises-buhari-made.html

[i]During his explanation on the stabilization of Naira he made mention of making ₦1 equivalent to $1, a point I strongly countered within friends but was seen as a pessimist.
However, it not impossible to achieve that if he knows the right move to make. All he needed was ask well grounded economists to help him create the direct trade link to the economy where we unarguably get almost 80% of our importation from rather than going through USA just because they were our major patroniser in oil trade.[/I]


Clowns!
[aside](Don't be quick to call people names without making enough research because you might actually be in the position of a butterfly thinking itself a birth)[/aside]

Nfora:


We know the battle is between APC and PDP.
(Are the masses thus supposed to remain the proverbial suffering grass with respect to the fight of two elephants?)

So what will PDP be campaigning with after 16years of mismanagement?
(Why get into power if you actually knew you could fix nothing. Great leaders don't make excuses rather they make a difference out of others excuses - that was the change many blindly expected and voted for!)

Was PDP able to fix all you have listed in 16years?
(So at least you agree that Mr. Integrity lied?)


And fools like you want APC to fix them in 3years?
(Wise people like you believe it can not be fixed in 3yrs and yet you voted for someone who promised to fix them in less than 3yrs. Your wisdom is ironically resounding)

Of course, Buhari will be asking for more time to fix the mess left by PDP.
(It is far better to be lead by a leader who has an idea of the problem, and the solution sequences but has refused to use it, rather than one that doesn't even know he does not know. The one that knows might one day decide to do the right thing but the culpable ignorant one doesn't even know he is not doing things right)

Also give me the link to where Buhari promised N1 to $1 and to make petrol N40 per litre.

These would help:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/473147-know-the-81-campaign-promises-of-president-buhari.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/828056-10-fantastically-unbelievable-campaign-promises-buhari-made.html

During his explanation on the stabilization of Naira he made mention of making ₦1 equivalent to $1, a point I strongly countered within friends but was seen as a pessimist.
However, it not impossible to achieve that if he knows the right move to make. All he needed was ask well grounded economists to help him create the direct trade link to the economy where we unarguably get almost 80% of our importation from rather than going through USA just because they were our major patroniser in oil trade.[/I]


Clowns!

[i](Don't be quick to call people names without making enough research because you might actually be in the position of a butterfly thinking itself a birth)

Lordkross:


The killings is not enough!!! More blood i guess. Nonsense!!!

Nfora:


We know the battle is between APC and PDP.
(Are the masses thus supposed to remain the proverbial suffering grass with respect to the fight of two elephants?)

So what will PDP be campaigning with after 16years of mismanagement?
(Why get into power if you actually knew you could fix nothing. Great leaders don't make excuses rather they make a difference out of others excuses - that was the change many blindly expected and voted for!)

Was PDP able to fix all you have listed in 16years?
(So at least you agree that Mr. Integrity lied?)


And fools like you want APC to fix them in 3years?
(Wise people like you believe it can not be fixed in 3yrs and yet you voted for someone who promised to fix them in less than 3yrs. Your wisdom is ironically resounding)

Of course, Buhari will be asking for more time to fix the mess left by PDP.
(It is far better to be lead by a leader who has an idea of the problem, and the solution sequences but has refused to use it, rather than one that doesn't even know he does not know. The one that knows might one day decide to do the right thing but the culpable ignorant one doesn't even know he is not doing things right)

Also give me the link to where Buhari promised N1 to $1 and to make petrol N40 per litre.

These would help:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/473147-know-the-81-campaign-promises-of-president-buhari.html

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.naija.ng/amp/828056-10-fantastically-unbelievable-campaign-promises-buhari-made.html

During his explanation on the stabilization of Naira he made mention of making ₦1 equivalent to $1, a point I strongly countered within friends but was seen as a pessimist.
However, it not impossible to achieve that if he knows the right move to make. All he needed was ask well grounded economists to help him create the direct trade link to the economy where we unarguably get almost 80% of our importation from rather than going through USA just because they were our major patroniser in oil trade.


Clowns!

(Don't be quick to call people names without making enough research because you might actually be in the position of a butterfly thinking itself a birth)

PaChukwudi44:


so how exactly can they impeach him?

Mynd44:
I hope everyone knows this is a lie

drlateef:



Boko Haram did worse under Jonathan. Latest reports indicate that PDP politicians are behind all the atrocities going on now.

Butterflyle0:


And what is the road map? Show me.

Is it the same Atiku who, between 1999—2003, while Obasanjo globe-trotted and gallivanted, Atiku was the de-facto President and made himself stupendously rich?


Is it the same Atiku who ensured His children became directors of oil-servicing companies and forgot about people like you?

Is it the same Atiku who was the custodian of the machinery for national development in the first years of this government and did absolutely nothing with it except enriching himself?


Is it the same Atiku who handled all the Federal Government dealings in the 36 states of the federation, including FCT Abuja, and chaired all the economic projects of the country, and appointed 7 out of 10 ministers yet failed woefully?

Is it the same Atiku who was the chairman for the transformation of the socio-economic landscape of Nigeria and failed to link the 36 states of the federation in terms of good roads, electricity, security of life and property, job creation etc?

Is it the same Atiku who stabbed Obasanjo in the back that made Obasanjo unable to forgive him till date despite Atiku sneaking into Abeokuta to beg Obasanjo and still got rejected?

Is it the same Atiku who his AC compatriots abandoned after he destroyed AC and forced tinubu to rebrand it to ACN?

Is it the same Atiku who crept back to the PDP after yaradua died only to walk out on PDP in 2013 and switch to APC which he described with his own mouth as his last and final bus stop yet when APC failed to satisfy his presidential lust he quickly jumped back to PDP?

Your Atiku is as fraudulent and deceptive as can be. His words or promises are not worth the cost of a tissue paper.

His personal satisfaction and greed is all he is after.

I follow politics and I know. I am sure the info I just gave you is new to you.

drlateef:





They will need to pass a vote of no confidence in him. That requires a simple majority. A minority leadership must be forced to resign, otherwise it will lead to a stalemate, no business can go on in the Senate and no rules can be enforced. Arm twisting is what is required to get Saraki and Ekweremadu out of Senate leadership.

dalaman:


Where's the evidence for this shameless APC propaganda?

drlateef:




The only court order not carried out by government is the Dasuki bail order. As stated by Festus Keyamo, the supreme court justices have stated that national security supercedes human rights of any individual. The government declined the order based on national security concerns. Saraki on the other hand adjourned plenary for selfish reasons. The court can reverse his order based on urgent national interest. By his action, Saraki is seeking to undermine the coming election with consequent implications for national security. The court can intervene to save democracy from being truncated by Saraki doe selfish reasons.

Ugosample:


as much as athiefu has a shady past, he better pass Buhari 100 x


Buhari is a certified FAILURE

Sending him home is the most patriotic thing any Nigerian can do