– Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu
has absolved himself of any forging senate
rules
– Ekweremadu said he had not received any
police invitation for questioning over the
matter.
Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu
has absolved himself of any forging senate
rules to pave way for the emergence of
Bukola Saraki as Senate president.
According to media reports, Abubakar
Malami the Attorney General and Minister of
Justice is set to prosecute Senate president
Bukola Saraki and his deputy Senator Ike
Ekweremadu for forging senate rules to
emerge leaders of the senate,
Ike Ekweremadu who spoke through a
statement said he had not received any
police invitation for questioning over the
matter.
The statement said: “We are, therefore, as
surprised as other Nigerians at the current
twists and turns by the same police one year
after and also after they had since submitted
to the Attorney General of the Federation their
investigation report, which neither indicted
nor even made the slightest mention of
Senator Ike Ekweremadu. Moreso that the
petitioners never named Ekweremadu in their
petition in the first instance.
“We wish to state that we read the reports of
the so-called police invitation and charges
allegedly preferred against Senator
Ekweremadu; the Senate President, Senator
Bukola Saraki; and others on the pages of the
newspapers, like other Nigerians.
“Even as we try to reconcile the reports of the
simultaneous police invitation and court
processes, nobody has, till date, served the
Deputy President of the Senate any letter of
invitation by the police or court summons.
“The office or person of the Deputy President
of the Senate is not in the moon.
The
concerned authorities know how and where to
reach Senator Ekweremadu if they want to.
“But, so far, everything remains in the realms
of the usual propaganda onslaught to malign,
bully, intimidate, and divert attention from the
real challenges presently confronting the
nation. However, when the bird jerks in the air,
we can fathom where it would perch.”
Despite the economic realities on ground,
Bukola Saraki and Ike Ekweremadu, are
among the four lawmakers, who are being
penned down for a life pension allowance.
has absolved himself of any forging senate
rules
– Ekweremadu said he had not received any
police invitation for questioning over the
matter.
has absolved himself of any forging senate
rules to pave way for the emergence of
Bukola Saraki as Senate president.
According to media reports, Abubakar
Malami the Attorney General and Minister of
Justice is set to prosecute Senate president
Bukola Saraki and his deputy Senator Ike
Ekweremadu for forging senate rules to
emerge leaders of the senate,
Ike Ekweremadu who spoke through a
statement said he had not received any
police invitation for questioning over the
matter.
The statement said: “We are, therefore, as
surprised as other Nigerians at the current
twists and turns by the same police one year
after and also after they had since submitted
to the Attorney General of the Federation their
investigation report, which neither indicted
nor even made the slightest mention of
Senator Ike Ekweremadu. Moreso that the
petitioners never named Ekweremadu in their
petition in the first instance.
“We wish to state that we read the reports of
the so-called police invitation and charges
allegedly preferred against Senator
Ekweremadu; the Senate President, Senator
Bukola Saraki; and others on the pages of the
newspapers, like other Nigerians.
“Even as we try to reconcile the reports of the
simultaneous police invitation and court
processes, nobody has, till date, served the
Deputy President of the Senate any letter of
invitation by the police or court summons.
“The office or person of the Deputy President
of the Senate is not in the moon.
The
concerned authorities know how and where to
reach Senator Ekweremadu if they want to.
“But, so far, everything remains in the realms
of the usual propaganda onslaught to malign,
bully, intimidate, and divert attention from the
real challenges presently confronting the
nation. However, when the bird jerks in the air,
we can fathom where it would perch.”
Despite the economic realities on ground,
Bukola Saraki and Ike Ekweremadu, are
among the four lawmakers, who are being
penned down for a life pension allowance.
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