Nigeria's Senate Preside Dr. Olubukola Saraki may soon be at the forefront of another war, but this time by some powerful allies of President Muhammadu Buhari, who were popularly addressed as the Cabal in Aso Rock, should the allegation raised by Senator Isah Misau is reliable, News Proof understands.
The Senator at the plenary session this morning alleged that the Cabal at the Presidential Villa, Aso Rock has commenced a frantic move to ensure that the Senate President, Saraki is Impeached.
This is even as he took a swipe at President Muhammadu Buhari, saying, he was never in charge of governance, but has left the nation in the hands of cabals in the Villa.
Recall Senator Misau is the dauntless lawmaker who has opened many cans of worm relating to the Police IG Idris. Ranging from huge bribe-taking and numerous act of immorality by the Nigeria's police boss.
In his contribution on the floor of the Senate, Misau wondered at the composition of the executive, saying that Ministers have failed woefully in discharging their responsibilities.
“Mr. President, distinguished colleagues, President Buhari is not in charge, but the cabals. They determine who and who to be appointed.”
“During our New year holiday, cabals in the Presidency became suspicious that the Senate President may defect to PDP, so they have made up their minds to initiate impeachment moves against him’, Misau alleged.
Calling names, he said: “The Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami was almost a nuisance.”.
He faulted the recent appointment of a Director General of National Intelligence Agency (NIA).
According to him, the newly appointed DG has failed his career exams twice but got appointed as Senior Special Assistant, foreign matters before the development.
The lawmaker was saddened that government was derelict in the implementation of policies that would have better the lots of Nigerians.
Meanwhile, Senator Abdullahi Adamu representing Nasarawa South Senatorial district differed strongly that all arms of government were a subset of each other.
He explained that failure of the executive was also the failure of legislative arm.
He urged decorum rather than making sweeping statements by Senators, adding that Senators as statesmen should not be antagonistic to the executive.
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