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We would no longer tolerate abuses from Buhari’s appointees – Senate
The President of the Senate, Ahmed Lawan, has said that Federal Lawmakers would no longer tolerate abuses from appointees of the President, Muhammadu Buhari.
While speaking to Journalists after Buhari inaugurated the Executive, Legislative Party Consultative Committee at the Council Chamber of the Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Lawan stated that “I believe this should be the end of appointees knocking heads with legislature, we believe that we should work together”.
He further stated that “Mr President made it very clear that he is not going to tolerate any of his appointees doing things that are not respectable, things that have no dignity to the National Assembly”.
“For us in the National Assembly, I think what has happened has happened. We pray nobody goes to the National Assembly to do the kind of things that disrespect the President and of course abuse the National Assembly.
“We are not going to tolerate that because anyone who wants to see Nigeria progress will continue to ensure that this consultative forum produces the kind of result and outcomes that will make Nigeria better in terms of governance.”
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