Senate President Bukola Saraki says despite his trial at the Code of Conduct Tribunal and the allegations from the recently released Panama report, he will not be tendering his resignation. Saraki spoke through his media aide, Yusuph Olaniyonu, in a text message sent to Premiumtimes. The text message reads
"There’s a case in the Tribunal and a resultant appeal at the Court of Appeal. The underlining philosophy of our legal system is that an accused person is presumed innocent until found guilty. Those who are contemplating calls for resignation want to circumvent the judicial system. They are obviously being sponsored by some politicians. The Senate President is not contemplating any resignation. He will surely have his day in court.”
Only in Nigeria. Until they catch him red handed. "#Nawhodemcatch bethief#
ReplyDeleteY would u resign, na ur papa work na,big thief, earning salary even after leaving office, n we hav a lot of jobless youth roaming all over d country. U will b disgraced out of dat office, u hav no idea wot is behind u.
ReplyDeleteLet the law take it full cs
ReplyDeleteFight till the end sire
ReplyDeletePeople expected him to resign?
ReplyDeleteShameless people! Linda take note!
ReplyDeleteI'm not perturbed.
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Saraki, don't mind them
ReplyDeleteAnd so shall ye be disgraced out of office.
ReplyDeleteMumu.
***************************** Resign n'ebe ?????????? Unu eji ogwu !!!!!! Dis Buhari n his evil Cohorts sef ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, c as dem delay dis CCT until Saraki approve oll approvable !!!!!!!! Dis man bu nnoor ekwensu odu ogonogo ***************** Saraki ngwanu !!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOkay OoO, waiting for ur shame downpour
ReplyDelete#reeshahr
It's a shame!!! Not just for Saraki but for the ruling and political class of Nigeria and Africa. We are yet to understand what democracy is and the benefits of rule of law. In deed a BIG shame......
ReplyDeleteLion of kwara state have spoken.Yes sir,i hear you sir.
ReplyDeleteAm not a fool for supporting you,the only hausa man i like.
You will not resign CCT and panama are fake as apc government all this are thiefnubu arrangement to disrupt you but they have failed.
Terrorist buhari should be the person to resign.
Saraki you are there no vacancy in your office,you are African man noting do u sir.
#sad indeed
He will be disgraced out of office if he does not want to resign...
ReplyDeleteOnly in Nigeria would a damn accused senator with evidences
ReplyDeleteStill linger and persist to hold his position....I rili hate this country Nigeria has no redemption!!!
Miss Freeborn!!
His business
ReplyDeleteIt is not in our character to resign!
ReplyDeleteWho will Bukola Saraki be emulating if he resigns on point of principles? Is it his father, who was a major participant in bankrupting the second republic or any other Nigerian politician for that matter? Remember that the Societe Generals bank that he and his father looted was not founded by his father. Rather, late Olusola Saraki assumed ownership from his "partner" in controversial circumstances that became subject of prolonged and quite sensational litigation. Clearly, nothing can be dishonourable to any member of this family. Ilorin meshu jamba!
ReplyDeleteWatching the drama unfold
ReplyDeleteOkay na.....remain there de foolish
ReplyDeleteSmart man
ReplyDelete-D great anonymous now as Vivian Reginalds
May you never finds God's favour in the court,selfish man.
ReplyDeleteNo resign na, shebi na ur papa house... Only in Africa d politicians wuld prefer to die rather Dan to resign honourably.. Tueh!!
ReplyDeleteHow wud he resign, wen he has no shame...mtchweeeeeeewwwweeeww
ReplyDeleteStubborn man
ReplyDeleteHmmm
ReplyDeleteSaraki leave matter alone ur damn too courrupt I don't even no btw u. And ibori who thief pass
ReplyDeleteWe already know you wont!with all the shameful things our leaders do none of them has ever resign, so why should you? Na only God go resign all of una with affliction!
ReplyDeleteGaskini alhaji
ReplyDeleteDey shld leave him alone
ReplyDeleteYou have to resign.
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ReplyDeleteMo jeri e ole ...ooo le resign na
ReplyDeleteDie der na..U tink Wat ur father did in Kwara can continue..No!! It is no longer business as usual.
ReplyDelete"HE WILL SURELY HAVE HIS DAY IN COURT." It's no longer business as us MR SENATE PRESIDENT.
ReplyDeleteHe goat.the common sense dah his mumu senator frnd is sharing has not gotten 2 him.he will set in the dock as an accused criminal and dust his bom bom and go and sit as d no 1 law maker of our country. #fools #rubbish #madNation #clownNation
ReplyDeleteStrong man
ReplyDeleteNa ur papa house na,dont resign, u hear,anumpama.
ReplyDeleteShameless thief,no resign now,may be u wan die for there.yeye politicians.
ReplyDeleteI dont expect u to resign being d thief,selfish,greedy, n shameless man dt u are. Uncontentment has finally ruined u now. If it is abroad little error ll make some leaders resign even wtout asking them to buh in Nigeria here hmmmmm they ll want to remain as if its their inheritance. Shameless pple u shall soon be disgraced out like a common thief that u are.
ReplyDeleteNo resign jere, let's see how far they can go.
ReplyDeleteNa wa o
ReplyDeleteWhy are people abusing Saraki when the real fault lies with EFCC? They knew for years that Saraki filed false declaration of assets but did nothing about it then so why now? The judge should just dismiss the case on a technicality
ReplyDeleteShameless SP.
ReplyDeleteThe GHOST of the people who was swindle thru societte-general is finally catching up with Busola ,I mean Bukola. son of a bitch.
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