Senator representing Nasarawa
West in the National Assembly, Abdullahi Adamu, yesterday alleged that the
Senate President, Bukola Saraki, plotted to succeed President Muhammadu Buhari
when he was sick and undergoing treatment in London last year.
Adamu who is also the Chairman,
Senate Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, said this while reacting
to statements by the Senate President that his sudden support for Buhari was
the result of the case he and his son had with EFCC; adding that the Keffi-born
lawmaker was a “mischievous and compulsive liar.”
According to Adamu, Saraki lied;
noting that his case with the anti-graft agency was closed on June 28, 2015.
The ex-Nasarawa governor said he
had no case in court in any part of the country, just as he urged the Senate
President to go and verify if he had any case in any court in Nigeria.
He alleged that the Senate
President could be well described as being mischievous against the backdrop
that he had plotted against President Buhari, with plans to succeed the
President when he was sick, thinking that the President will not return to the
country.
Senator Adamu said in an
interview with Vanguard newspaper: “My case with the EFCC was between 2010-
2015 and it was terminated June 28, 2015. My counsel is Ibrahim Abdullahi, SAN,
he is based in Abuja, anyone can go and verify. I have no case anywhere in
Nigeria, Saraki is the one that is telling lies, he is the mischievous and
compulsive liar.
“Saraki is just doing himself, he
started the problem for himself. He started plotting to succeed President
Muhammadu Buhari when he was sick. He thought that the President will not come
back, unfortunately for him and fortunately for all of us, the President came
back.”
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It is alright. In order to know whether you have case or not, just try and defect to another party, I assure you, within 24 hours, your EFCC file will manifest.
ReplyDeleteAnd so what? is Buhari and APC giving Nigerians what they promised, do they meet their promises or more havoc and pains to the poor masses of Nigerians
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