Some members of the All Progressives Congress’ faction in the House of Representatives known as the Loyalists Group on Sunday denied that the leadership tussle in the legislature was over, contrary to Saturday’s public announcement by key figures of the group.
Rather, the lawmakers said there could only be “genuine agreement” on how to achieve peace in the House if the Speaker, Mr. Yakubu Dogara, would sever his “unholy ties” with the Peoples Democratic Party members of the House.
This came amid mounting tension ahead of the rescheduled resumption of the House on Tuesday.
Dogara is also set to name the principal officers of the House tomorrow.
However, the loyalists insisted that discussions on peace must be with all the members of the group lead by a former Minority Leader of the House, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila.
The members, who addressed a news conference in Abuja, argued that an APC-dominated legislature with a leadership by the PDP was not their idea of the change the APC worked hard to attain at the 2015 general election.
The spokesman for the group, Mr. Nasir Zangon-Daura, gave this position at the news conference, where 21 out of the 174 members of the group showed up.
Dis request doesn't make sense. D man shouldcut ties with his colleagues just bcos they belongto different political divides? Arrant nonsense! Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteIts politics,,u make friends with both enemies to win a battle....so this no b issue to debate on..
ReplyDeleteSo de never finish ok we are still watching
ReplyDeleteGuys pls don't fight, unite, make politics a sport man-like motif, abeg we need unity
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