Officials of the Department of State Security Services, (DSS), the Police as well as the Economic Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Tuesday morning laid siege to the residence of the Senate President Saraki and his Deputy Senator Ike Ekweremadu in Abuja.
Senate President, Bukola Saraki’s home was locked down by police officers and his convoy prevented from leaving the premises to attend to the invitation by the Inspector General of Police, Idris K. Ibrahim.
The reason behind their action is unclear at the moment as the officials have reportedly prevented the lawmakers from going out.
Edited from dailypost.
The drama has just begun. Shame unto our democracy. Mr President has succeeded in destroying the reputation this country have before the global world. I think I support Trump call for African to be recolonize one more time since they are yet to learn how to govern themselves.
ReplyDeleteNa only president buhari destroy country? Even if they vote in your preferred candidate, there will be no change...right from when d white man left till now, this country never got better.
DeleteTeejay, I read where you were insulting the great anonymouses yesterday. You that anonymouses are always fighting and protecting from eka eh. Ok o
DeleteHonestly this country don tire me...I wish they would grant us referendum. I don't want to be a Nigerian anymore.
Delete13:29 did I really do that? Oya come and give me a hug, I am sorry you hear hehehehehe.... But I didn't insulted them naa, I only asked why they are no longer commenting under anonymous or was it because of the give away.
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DeleteBut why the Deputy? Was he also asked to report to police office?
ReplyDeleteDrama! Drama!! Drama!!!
They should continue as long as it doesnt affect the common man adversely.
Buhari Buhari Buhari.....aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarggggggh ONWU GI ERUO
ReplyDeleteHmmmm....it is getting really dirty
ReplyDeleteGood luck to them
ReplyDeleteThis is the change Nigerians asked for now...back to military rule. This is what you get when you vote a dictator. Buhari who had nothing to show other than infringing on people's right as a military head of state that was brought back an polished as "Mr. Integrity" and the few people that asked questions as to what achievement can be traced to him since he left office in 1983 were branded PDP dogs. A man that left office and cannot point to a single project he successfully completed in office or a business he is running/managing after leaving office and still carries his archaic mentality around is who Nigerians decided that we deserve...this is the result. God save Nigeria...
ReplyDeleteYou said it all
DeleteTell them my dear. Agent of doom who disguised themselves as change personnel. chanting change up and down.
DeleteIt’s going to get worse. Military will actually take over. A coup or something is coming.
DeleteMy dear I regretted my actions... I'm one of those who criticized Jonathan. Now I'm being paid back with Buhari. Buhari but why?
DeleteThe return of Idi Amin.
ReplyDeleteDrama loading....ghen ghen
ReplyDeleteWe are ruined in this country. Get your American or Canadian Visa and flee
ReplyDeleteBuhari should resign already, witch hunting is not politicking, this arrest is baseless and lacks any logical basis. Just want to embarrass Saraki and intimidate him into silence. Buhari you are too imperial to be a president.
ReplyDeleteThey are opposed to him running for president and all the underhand work he is doing to get Buhari out of office.
ReplyDeleteJust watch the comments on this post by so called Nigerian youths and you'd know why Nigeria is as it is today. Just watch..
ReplyDeletePeople like you see no wrong even when it is obvious that your kinsmen are speedily ruining this country. What manner of being are you?
Deleteyinmu comment watcher! Down with the tyrant
DeleteAre we still practicing democracy? 😎😎😎
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ReplyDeleteAs early as 7:00am, senators loyal to Parliamentary Support Group (PSG) had started arriving the National Assembly while those loyal to the Senate President also trooped in.
It was gathered that the PSG had perfected a plan to hurriedly Impeach Saraki as soon as he honours the police invitation, as signatures were said to have been collected overnight.
Having sensed the sinister move by the opposing camp, Saraki decided to outsmart them by quickly sneaking into the National Assembly with a rickety vehicle he drove himself.
It was gathered that Saraki had also perfected his plans to announce his defection from the All Progressives Congress (APC) today and adjourn the plenary sine dine.
Fifteen senators just defect from APC to PDP thereby making the opposition majority in the house. Don't you that Mr President has a difficult battle already? Possibility of even rigging his way is no longer feasible come 2019.
DeleteOf course. This is APC's last year in Government at the Federal level and in many states.
DeleteHmmmmmm......
ReplyDeleteThey can kill themselves for all I care, same dogs with different names...all of them from the president to d LGA chairman, all corrupt and dodgy.
ReplyDeleteOur democracy is in big shit
ReplyDeleteAll because APC will become the minority in the senate
ReplyDeleteI see military taking over
Twale for Saraki aka 'James bond', Buhari u Neva c something. Saraki watch ur back APC doesn't sleep, there's more evils coming.
ReplyDeleteMy love for Saraki is like copied assignment! Love him like kilode!.
Independent candidacy won't work in a rotten nation like Nigeria.
ReplyDeleteBuhari is a tyrant,I will say it without fear or favor ..
ReplyDeletePa Awo called it political sagacity
ReplyDeleteOyi of Oyi. chuba Okadigbo called it political arithmetics.
hmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteNigerians have suddenly forgotten 16 years of PDP’s failure! Do we seriously want to return this country back to the PDP?.. Smh
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