Is it Senate that went to court or Saraki and PDP. Please clarify this
Better for them after all they're just loafers in the hollowed chambers
One would have expected this clueless guys to ll 've channel this same energy to fight for the ASUU menace. See the politicians and their common interest.
Yes, that is it.
Fear fear sarakuna don run, i think say him get mind. U for meet waytin pass u for chamber
The whole nation should stand against this unconditional act.
Buhari through proxies mobilized national assembly members with dollars to stave off any move for impeachment, now wasted
I dey laugh, yesterday Buhari lost colossal millions of dollars to APC senators and Reps... Oh Boy enjoy free money
I hope 2/3 of the house agreed to this decision. DeleMomodu or it's just bukolasaraki decision. ogundamisi toluogunlesi
Face saving move....
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