Adams Oshiomhole, National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), says Senate President Bukola Saraki’s real anger with the party is that President Muhammadu Buhari gave out over 200 juicy appointments without allocating some to him.
Oshiomhole said this in Abuja on Friday in response to Saraki’s ‘World Press Conference’ on Wednesday, during which the former Kwara Governor condemned the Federal Government’s assault on democracy and maintained that he would not quit the leadership of the upper chamber unless it is the will of two-thirds majority.
“When Saraki defected, he went to Ilorin to tell the people part of the truth that he was leaving for two reasons,” Oshiomhole said.
“He alleged that President Buhari gave out over 200 juicy appointments without allocating some to him and he chose to speak for the Speaker of the House of Representatives that he was also not given.
“My question is, giving Saraki the Senate President ‘juicy position’, does that coincide with the Nigerian project? Or the interest of the people of Kwara State of his Senatorial zone? At no time did he refer to the interest of the people of his constituency or the people of Nigeria.”
Oshiomhole said this in Abuja on Friday in response to Saraki’s ‘World Press Conference’ on Wednesday, during which the former Kwara Governor condemned the Federal Government’s assault on democracy and maintained that he would not quit the leadership of the upper chamber unless it is the will of two-thirds majority.
“When Saraki defected, he went to Ilorin to tell the people part of the truth that he was leaving for two reasons,” Oshiomhole said.
“He alleged that President Buhari gave out over 200 juicy appointments without allocating some to him and he chose to speak for the Speaker of the House of Representatives that he was also not given.
“My question is, giving Saraki the Senate President ‘juicy position’, does that coincide with the Nigerian project? Or the interest of the people of Kwara State of his Senatorial zone? At no time did he refer to the interest of the people of his constituency or the people of Nigeria.”
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