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All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator has told
Vanguard that the leadership of the Senate is behind
the delay in the commencement of impeachment
proceedings against President Goodluck Jonathan, as
the Senate President, David Mark and his principle
officers had always pleaded for calm and even go as far
as thwarting previous moves to sack him.
He said that, "Since President Goodluck Jonathan
wants to destroy the country because of personal
ambition, impeachment is the only option left to
show him the way out so that efforts of our fore
fathers would not go in vain."
The Senator, who spoke on condition of anonymity,
noted that agitation to commence the impeachment
proceedings on the President had been in the senate
but was triggered by the recent police invasion and the
poor state of the nation's economy and the insecurity in
North East.
He claimed that the President had committed grievous
impeachable offences which if ignored would lead to
the destruction of the country, pointing out that among
the offences included none implementation of budget
since 2011, crumbling of the economy, the increasing
security challenges and the use of security operatives to
harass and intimidate perceived opponents of
government.
The APC Senator said the move was not a party affair
but a collective effort that cuts through political lines to
save Nigeria from imminent collapse, adding that as at
the time he was appending his signature on the
impeachment list, seven Senators of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, signed in his presence.
There were reports that about 63 Senators had signed
for the impeachment of Jonathan, even as two PDP
men in the Senate said from now they will consider all
issues unlike before where the interest of their party
was first considered. It is no longer going to be a tea
party.
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An All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator has told
Vanguard that the leadership of the Senate is behind
the delay in the commencement of impeachment
proceedings against President Goodluck Jonathan, as
the Senate President, David Mark and his principle
officers had always pleaded for calm and even go as far
as thwarting previous moves to sack him.
He said that, "Since President Goodluck Jonathan
wants to destroy the country because of personal
ambition, impeachment is the only option left to
show him the way out so that efforts of our fore
fathers would not go in vain."
The Senator, who spoke on condition of anonymity,
noted that agitation to commence the impeachment
proceedings on the President had been in the senate
but was triggered by the recent police invasion and the
poor state of the nation's economy and the insecurity in
North East.
He claimed that the President had committed grievous
impeachable offences which if ignored would lead to
the destruction of the country, pointing out that among
the offences included none implementation of budget
since 2011, crumbling of the economy, the increasing
security challenges and the use of security operatives to
harass and intimidate perceived opponents of
government.
The APC Senator said the move was not a party affair
but a collective effort that cuts through political lines to
save Nigeria from imminent collapse, adding that as at
the time he was appending his signature on the
impeachment list, seven Senators of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, signed in his presence.
There were reports that about 63 Senators had signed
for the impeachment of Jonathan, even as two PDP
men in the Senate said from now they will consider all
issues unlike before where the interest of their party
was first considered. It is no longer going to be a tea
party.
Vanguard that the leadership of the Senate is behind
the delay in the commencement of impeachment
proceedings against President Goodluck Jonathan, as
the Senate President, David Mark and his principle
officers had always pleaded for calm and even go as far
as thwarting previous moves to sack him.
He said that, "Since President Goodluck Jonathan
wants to destroy the country because of personal
ambition, impeachment is the only option left to
show him the way out so that efforts of our fore
fathers would not go in vain."
The Senator, who spoke on condition of anonymity,
noted that agitation to commence the impeachment
proceedings on the President had been in the senate
but was triggered by the recent police invasion and the
poor state of the nation's economy and the insecurity in
North East.
He claimed that the President had committed grievous
impeachable offences which if ignored would lead to
the destruction of the country, pointing out that among
the offences included none implementation of budget
since 2011, crumbling of the economy, the increasing
security challenges and the use of security operatives to
harass and intimidate perceived opponents of
government.
The APC Senator said the move was not a party affair
but a collective effort that cuts through political lines to
save Nigeria from imminent collapse, adding that as at
the time he was appending his signature on the
impeachment list, seven Senators of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, signed in his presence.
There were reports that about 63 Senators had signed
for the impeachment of Jonathan, even as two PDP
men in the Senate said from now they will consider all
issues unlike before where the interest of their party
was first considered. It is no longer going to be a tea
party.
Buy, Rent and Play Ps4, Ps3, Xbox Games @
An All Progressives Congress, APC, Senator has told
Vanguard that the leadership of the Senate is behind
the delay in the commencement of impeachment
proceedings against President Goodluck Jonathan, as
the Senate President, David Mark and his principle
officers had always pleaded for calm and even go as far
as thwarting previous moves to sack him.
He said that, "Since President Goodluck Jonathan
wants to destroy the country because of personal
ambition, impeachment is the only option left to
show him the way out so that efforts of our fore
fathers would not go in vain."
The Senator, who spoke on condition of anonymity,
noted that agitation to commence the impeachment
proceedings on the President had been in the senate
but was triggered by the recent police invasion and the
poor state of the nation's economy and the insecurity in
North East.
He claimed that the President had committed grievous
impeachable offences which if ignored would lead to
the destruction of the country, pointing out that among
the offences included none implementation of budget
since 2011, crumbling of the economy, the increasing
security challenges and the use of security operatives to
harass and intimidate perceived opponents of
government.
The APC Senator said the move was not a party affair
but a collective effort that cuts through political lines to
save Nigeria from imminent collapse, adding that as at
the time he was appending his signature on the
impeachment list, seven Senators of the Peoples
Democratic Party, PDP, signed in his presence.
There were reports that about 63 Senators had signed
for the impeachment of Jonathan, even as two PDP
men in the Senate said from now they will consider all
issues unlike before where the interest of their party
was first considered. It is no longer going to be a tea
party.
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