Ahmed Lawan, senate majority leader, says most court judgments
were far from fair when the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
controlled the federal government.
He said this on the floor of the senate on Wednesday while
reacting to the supreme court judgement which affirmed Ahmed
Makarfi as the authentic chairman of the PDP.
Lawan, who is of the All Progressives Congress (APC), said the
judgement goes to show that the Muhammadu Buhari administration
believes in the separation of powers.
He said in spite of the ruling, the PDP will continue to remain
in “diaspora”.
“Nigerians overwhelmingly and massively took out PDP from the
running of this country and PDP will remain in diaspora. All the
same, we want to congratulate Nigerians for the kind of judgement
that the supreme court gave under this administration,” the senate
leader said.
“During PDP administration, most of the court judgments were
written in the villa. This goes to show that this administration
believes in separation of powers and believes that our judiciary
should remain and continue to be free in what they do.”
On his part, Emmanuel Bwacha, senator representing Taraba south,
said the court’s judgement on the power tussle in the PDP is an
indication that the country “is going to move forward”.
“I congratulate all Nigerians and the senate president too. For
those of us who witnessed the swearing in this morning, I want to
congratulate the new senator. Secondly, to tell Nigerians that God
loves Nigeria. I want to say that the giant is awake,” Bwacha
said.
“The development today is an indication that Nigeria is going to
move forward. On behalf of the giant of Africa, PDP, I want to use
this opportunity to announce on behalf of PDP, that there is no
winner, no vanquish.
“All our sons who are in diaspora to come back home. So that we
can position this party for a better Nigeria tomorrow. This can
only be possible if we are serious to change the change.”
Ahmed Lawan, senate majority leader, says most court judgments
were far from fair when the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)
controlled the federal government.
He said this on the floor of the senate on Wednesday while
reacting to the supreme court judgement which affirmed Ahmed
Makarfi as the authentic chairman of the PDP.
Lawan, who is of the All Progressives Congress (APC), said the
judgement goes to show that the Muhammadu Buhari administration
believes in the separation of powers.
He said in spite of the ruling, the PDP will continue to remain
in “diaspora”.
“Nigerians overwhelmingly and massively took out PDP from the
running of this country and PDP will remain in diaspora. All the
same, we want to congratulate Nigerians for the kind of judgement
that the supreme court gave under this administration,” the senate
leader said.
“During PDP administration, most of the court judgments were
written in the villa. This goes to show that this administration
believes in separation of powers and believes that our judiciary
should remain and continue to be free in what they do.”
On his part, Emmanuel Bwacha, senator representing Taraba south,
said the court’s judgement on the power tussle in the PDP is an
indication that the country “is going to move forward”.
“I congratulate all Nigerians and the senate president too. For
those of us who witnessed the swearing in this morning, I want to
congratulate the new senator. Secondly, to tell Nigerians that God
loves Nigeria. I want to say that the giant is awake,” Bwacha
said.
“The development today is an indication that Nigeria is going to
move forward. On behalf of the giant of Africa, PDP, I want to use
this opportunity to announce on behalf of PDP, that there is no
winner, no vanquish.
“All our sons who are in diaspora to come back home. So that we
can position this party for a better Nigeria tomorrow. This can
only be possible if we are serious to change the change.”