Innoson Versus EFCC: ‘You must act’, Nigerian Senate tells Buhari
By OakTV
22 December 2017 |
1:28 pm
Innoson Versus EFCC: 'You must act', Nigerian Senate tells Buhari.
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On Innoson versus EFCC, I am of the opinion that this is simply a civil case that should be left in the hands of the courts.
There are more pressing issues like recurring cases of petrol tankers exploding on our highways and roasting Nigerians alive, that must be addressed by the NASS and the Senate in particular. I could mention dozens of challenges Nigerians are faced with daily which come directly under the NASS purview. These are the issues that have direct effect on Nigerians whom they claim to represent. Finding solutions to those seemingly simple every day problems is what we expect the Nigerian legislature to concern itself with. When those are sorted, they can then move on to other thorny issues of national import. This is the experience in the major democracies of the world. Every day issues, please…
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