APC speaks on SSS siege on National Assembly
Masked gun-wielding security officials in the early hours of Tuesday barricaded the National Assembly.
Masked gun-wielding security officials in the early hours of Tuesday barricaded the National Assembly.
The APC chairman also denies claims that he is at Abuja Sheraton with APC lawmakers plotting to remove the Senate ...
The lawmakers were later allowed to enter the chamber.
The government reiterates that APC is not perturbed by the gale of defection, especially by National Assembly members.
Some APC senators say the long adjournment of the National Assembly is not in the best interest of the country.
The officials joined a new party.
The APC described the allegation as false.
The minister also speaks on Senate President Bukola Saraki.
Earlier in the day, the national headquarters of the APC in a statement lifted the 'purported' suspension of Mr Sani.
A presidential aide told PREMIUM TIMES arrangements had been concluded and Mr Akpabio would join the APC this week.
He therefore urged Nigerians not to allow themselves to be deceived by such antics.
“His indefinite suspension is still on and valid."
The group says Mr Saraki lacks moral authority to retain his position as senate president.
“We have 22 states, 53 senators. We are still the majority."
The meeting was also attended by some APC leaders.
The three top politicians defected to the PDP.
Governor Tambuwal defected to the PDP.
Information minister says APC stands to lose nothing with the defection of Mr Saraki.
The former PDP members said they cannot work with Mr Saraki.
Mr Tambuwal says APC has "brazenly turned itself into a sanctuary for the corrupt and a machine for rigging and ...
The inauguration was done by the APC chairman.
The Senate President announced he was joining the PDP.
“In tandem with our party, PDP has been screaming restructuring and federalism to high heavens."
The lawmaker exited the governing party to the opposition PDP on Tuesday evening.
Messrs Saraki and Ahmed joined the PDP on Tuesday.
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