Saraki’s plan is to frustrate Buhari’s government

Saraki’s plan is to frustrate Buhari’s government - Adamawa lawmaker, Alhassan Urmar

- Adamawa state House of Assembly member, Alhaji Alhassan Umar has described Senate President Bukola Saraki as a threat to Nigeria's democracy

- He said Saraki’s plan is to frustrate Buhari’s government

- He said rejection of Ibrahim Magu as EFCC chairman is a grand plan of Saraki

Adamawa state House of Assembly member, Alhaji Alhassan Umar, representing Jada/Mbulo constituency, on Friday March 31, said that Senate President Bukola Saraki, was not only a threat to the future of the All Progressive Congress, APC, but also to the country’s democracy.

Saraki’s plan is to frustrate Buhari’s government - Adamawa lawmaker, Alhassan Urmar

Senate President Bukola Saraki

Naijafinix.com gathered that Umar said this while speaking to newsmen in Yola where he alleged that Saraki had put in place multiple plans to frustrate the government of President Muhammadu Buhari to the detriment of Nigerians.

According to Umar, the unnecessary crisis over the confirmation of Ibrahim Magu as the substantive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission,

EFCC, and the refusal to confirm the Resident Electoral Commissioners, RECs, was a grand design by the Senate President to frustrate the war against corruption and derail the country’s democracy. He said:

“The Senate President is an opposition within APC because he personalizes everything about government policies.

“He is running the senate as his private estate. He poses serious political threat to the future of the APC if the party leadership does not call him to order.”

The lawmaker insisted that the action of the Upper Chamber dominated by the ruling APC members was essentially anti-government and that their continuous opposition to the president’s decisions will not bring development to the country.

He, however, called on the Senate to confirm Magu as EFCC chair, pointing out that the anti-graft agency under him had been active and that the tempo must be maintained in order to effectively curb corruption.

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