Legislature News
10th NASS: Zone Senate Presidency To North West, Not South East — Adamu Garba
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Adamu Garba has called on the leadership of the Senate to zone its presidency position to the North West.
According to him, “South-South & the South-East can go for deputy positions because of their weak performance in the last election”.
He also endorsed Senator Barau Jibrin from North West as the best fit for the position.
Speaking in a recent interview with Arise Television, Garba said; “The Red Chamber has been more organized than it has ever been since 1999 because there has been proper structure of working relationships with the executive.
“And if we’ve this mature leadership that drives this success, why can’t we allow Sen. Barau Jibrin to be able to drive the Office of the Senate President, so that we can have a coordinated and better organized and responsible government that meets the needs and yearnings of Nigerians.
“That’s why I believe that Sen. Barau Jibrin is the most qualified, especially looking at his personal antecedents in public service, and his activities in the Senate as the highest-ranking member.
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