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Reps Chief Whip Faults Saraki Over Kanu, IPOB

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President of the House of Representatives, Alhassan Ado-Doguwa, ruled Senate Bukola Saraki, for his comment that the declaration of the indigenous people of Biafra, IPOB and Nnamdi Kanu as terrorists was unconstitutional. Saraki stated that: "The publication of the prohibition of the group of governors of the Southeast State known as the Indigenous Peoples Biafra (IPOB) and the categorization of the group as a" terrorist organization "of the Nigerian Army are unconstitutional and do not follow the just process. "Our laws make clear provisions for taking such actions and without respecting the proper procedure, such a statement can not have the effect. I'm sure the president will do the right thing by launching the right process." "Let our brothers and sisters in the southeast, in particular, need to continue to maintain peace and serenity and do their legitimate business. This crisis will not benefit anyone, but only expose unjustified danger to innocent people." Reacting, Ado-Doguwa said that Sarak's statement was "a mere political statement." His words: "I'm sure the Senate president has only expressed his personal opinion, which I believe is not good in the given circumstances. "The Nigerian armed forces in my opinion work best professionally and in the best interest of the united Nigeria, even southeast state governors have declared the activities of the Kanal IPOB as illegal and forbidden, he (the Senate president) can not cry more than the slandered. "For me, a recent comment by the Senate's president on this issue was just a political statement that would only show it as a controversial leader. Given the attacks on the non-intolerant Nigerians of the IPOB group in the southeast and the nationalist behavior of northern governors and the quick action they have taken to stop the possible reprisal in the North, the Senate's statement was to say the least unnecessary. " Meanwhile, President Muhammad Buhari will now direct the Nigerian army to leave Abia State. The decision, which was convened, was supposed to destroy the tensions surrounding the region after the attack on a military attack on the IPOB. Did You ❤ ❤ this post? DROP A C.O.M.M.E.N.T ... spill TEA.... Easy on Shade #jaiyeorie

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