‘Saraki is disloyal,’ APC leader says

chika ebuzor

October 12, 2015 4:14 AM

He remains glued to the party decision that the manner by which Saraki captured his current seat travestied party discipline. It was a crass act of disloyalty.

The national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, described the Senate President, Bukola Saraki as a disloyal party member.

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Daily Post reports that Tinubu, through his media adviser, Sunday Dare said “I know where Asiwaju Tinubu stands. He remains glued to the party decision that the manner by which Saraki captured his current seat travestied party discipline. showing that Saraki may have joined the APC on paper but has remained true to the malpractices and wrong aims of the reactionary PDP in his soul.”

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He also said “To be truthful, I don’t think Saraki would care to hear what Asiwaju would have to say to him. He would admonish the Senator to treat the nomination process with dispatch, justice, fairness, transparency, and most of all with the greatest patriotism.”

Adding that “He would counsel Saraki to shelve his personal situation for the moment to concentrate on the people’s business. It would be a grave mistake and abuse of office for Saraki to directly or indirectly inject his personal matter into the approval process. Saraki should not link the approval of a single Minister to his desire for extrajudicial treatment of his issues.”

chika ebuzor