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Senators Not Plotting Impeachment Of Buhari – Wamakko

Aliyu Wamakko
Aliyu Wamakko

Senator Representing Sokoto North, Aliyu Wamakko, has denied reports that senators held series of meetings on how to impeach President Muhammadu Buhari in his residence.

He made the made the denial in a statement on Wednesday.

He said: “My attention was drawn to a false and malicious story published by an online newspaper that series of meetings were held in my residence to strategize on the impeachment proceedings of President Muhammadu Buhari.

“To set the records straight, a meeting was only held in my residence towards finding amicable solution to the frosty relationship between the Executive and Legislature.




     

     

    “We have observed the growing disharmony between the two arms, and we resolved that finding amicable solution to the impasse will move the nation forward and give the president focus to pursue his Change Agenda,

    “As a principled politician, I have no cause to scheme against the president and the party I campaigned for or the cause I believe in.

    Let me once again reiterate that we hold the president in high esteem, and we will do our best towards ensuring that there is cordial relationship and harmony between the two arms of government.”

    Wamakko, a pro-Saraki senator, is the Chairman Senate Committee on Basic and Secondary Education.

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