PRO-SARAKI SENATORS ALLOWED INTO NASS AFTER INITIAL REFUSAL BY DSS, POLICE
💥PRO-SARAKI SENATORS ALLOWED INTO NASS AFTER INITIAL REFUSAL BY DSS, POLICE
* Illegality will never stand - Sen. Bruce
NEWSMAN - Senators loyal to Senate President Bukola Saraki and Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu have finally been allowed to gain entry into the National Assembly complex after initially being prevented from entering there by security agents.
Officers of the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Police had earlier turned back the Senators claiming to be acting on orders from above but without disclosing who issued the purported order.
Senator Ben Murray Bruce in his reaction to the development kicked against what he termed as an "illegality" by higher authorities, in a tweet.
Senator Bruce who joined other senators in a series of photographs to portray to the world the solidarity of senators, especially of the Peoples Democratic Party, said:
"We will forever defend this hard fought democracy. Illegality will never stand! We are now in the complex but are yet to get access to the chambers as staff members of the National Assembly in charge of this have been blocked from entry. #SaveOurDemocracy"
Some House of Representatives members also showed up at the entrance to the Senate Chamber to show their solidarity against what many of them alleged were plans to impeach Saraki and Ekweremadu.
* Illegality will never stand - Sen. Bruce
NEWSMAN - Senators loyal to Senate President Bukola Saraki and Deputy Senate President Ike Ekweremadu have finally been allowed to gain entry into the National Assembly complex after initially being prevented from entering there by security agents.
Officers of the Department of State Services (DSS) and the Police had earlier turned back the Senators claiming to be acting on orders from above but without disclosing who issued the purported order.
Senator Ben Murray Bruce in his reaction to the development kicked against what he termed as an "illegality" by higher authorities, in a tweet.
Senator Bruce who joined other senators in a series of photographs to portray to the world the solidarity of senators, especially of the Peoples Democratic Party, said:
"We will forever defend this hard fought democracy. Illegality will never stand! We are now in the complex but are yet to get access to the chambers as staff members of the National Assembly in charge of this have been blocked from entry. #SaveOurDemocracy"
Some House of Representatives members also showed up at the entrance to the Senate Chamber to show their solidarity against what many of them alleged were plans to impeach Saraki and Ekweremadu.
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