Saraki Returns, Visits Injured Sgt-At-Arms Staff That Battled Mace Thieves

President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, has paid a
personal visit to the home of the brave female Sergeant-at-Arms,
Mrs. Sandra Davou, that was assaulted during the invasion of the
Senate on Wednesday.

The Senate was invaded on Wednesday by hoodlums suspected to
have been led in by the suspended Senator, Ovie Omo-Agege, and the
mace which is the symbol of authority of the senate was snatched
and stolen from the complex.

Mrs Davous who bravely stood her ground to protect the sanctity
of the senate and its staff of authority, was assaulted by the
hoodlums who also attempted to kidnap a senator before making their
way of of the complex.

The President of the Senate who was in Washington DC at the time
to attend some of meetings by the World Bank and IMF, had only just
returned and went to the home of the brave staffer to pay her a
visit.

Saraki was accompanied on the Visit by the Deputy President of
the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu.

While in Washington, Saraki had condemned the attack while
commending his colleagues in the Senate and others in the House of
Representatives for standing up in solidarity to defend democracy
in Nigeria.

He also called on the security agencies to ensure that the
culprits are brought to Book.

Meanwhile, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, who was alleged to have
orchestrated the attack and was arrested by the police on the day
of the attack, has been released. The Senator in a surprising and
super fast move, also got an injunction from the court preventing
the Police, DSS and the Attorney General from arresting him or
ordering his arrest.

President of the Senate, Dr Bukola Saraki, has paid a
personal visit to the home of the brave female Sergeant-at-Arms,
Mrs. Sandra Davou, that was assaulted during the invasion of the
Senate on Wednesday.

The Senate was invaded on Wednesday by hoodlums suspected to
have been led in by the suspended Senator, Ovie Omo-Agege, and the
mace which is the symbol of authority of the senate was snatched
and stolen from the complex.

Mrs Davous who bravely stood her ground to protect the sanctity
of the senate and its staff of authority, was assaulted by the
hoodlums who also attempted to kidnap a senator before making their
way of of the complex.

The President of the Senate who was in Washington DC at the time
to attend some of meetings by the World Bank and IMF, had only just
returned and went to the home of the brave staffer to pay her a
visit.

Saraki was accompanied on the Visit by the Deputy President of
the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu.

While in Washington, Saraki had condemned the attack while
commending his colleagues in the Senate and others in the House of
Representatives for standing up in solidarity to defend democracy
in Nigeria.

He also called on the security agencies to ensure that the
culprits are brought to Book.

Meanwhile, Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, who was alleged to have
orchestrated the attack and was arrested by the police on the day
of the attack, has been released. The Senator in a surprising and
super fast move, also got an injunction from the court preventing
the Police, DSS and the Attorney General from arresting him or
ordering his arrest.