Saraki condemns renewed Boko Haram attacks
PRESIDENT of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, had condemned renewed onslaught against innocent Nigerians by members of Boko Haram sect.
Saraki also condoled with the government and people of Lagos State over the death of six school children in a boat mishap that involved 14 school children being ferried from Ojo to Irewe jetty.
In a statement released by his Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Yusuph Olaniyonu, the Senate President said he was particularly unhappy that the insurgents could let loose their suicide squad on a day the Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, was in Maiduguri on behalf of the Federal Government.
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Doctor, You are beginning to piss me off.
We did not elect you to condemn BOKO-HARAM or anything but to do something about all things wrong in the homeland. Since you were elected senate president, you have spent 100% of your time explaining to TINUBU why he should recognise you as SENATE president, and 0% time tackling the problems facing our homeland. The government SIR, Is divided into three separate equal parts. Your side is even the most powerful as your Chamber can actually make thing work faster than the other TWO in light of the population of both houses that comprise the NATIONAL CONGRESS. I am frustrated by your slow, over explanative behavior without any action as at this time. The President is a figurehead in a constitutional democracy. Action suppose to be pouring down from congress as the law making body. But you have neglected the job to waste NIGERIANs time begging for TINUBUs recognition.
GET TO WORK NOW or SIMPLY RESIGN.
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