offing and you and your cohorts will be the first victims.”
For Megbeach Ernest, “When Buhari was around, did you senators adopt those prayers?The games that senators are playing won’t help our democracy grow oo.”
Chika Maduka said: “Every legislator ought to quietly bring his or her personal ego right under the public interest and make sure the Legislature does not tacitly become a clog on the wheel of the State. What ever personal interest of anyone irrespective of office, Public interest of the Nigerian citizenry should override such personal interest.”
Fadilat Amanesi posted: “Did you ever think of death at all?..God is watching you…”
Adegbohungbe Adewale wrote: “Saraki Evans, the executive has veto power over all arms of government. It is like this assembly wants to hijack government. Wants to turn d executive to dummy. The decision of d presidency remains d supreme…. Magu as a case study, doesn’t need confirmation, he’s covered by d constitution, to renewing his term in acting capacity, that doesn’t in anyway offend separation of power. Only shows supremacy of the executive.”
Abdulrahman Bello queried: “Do you obey all the laws laid to you by your creator? Had it been you did, you won’t come up with these laws that will favor only you and your colleagues with quationable characters… You guys are laughing stocks… Keep introducing these laws and GOD will introduce you into the hell fire if you continue like this…. GOD is watching. There is a day of reckoning!”
Hassan Cissey said: “It baffles me most often seeing those who are law themselves trying to create ambiguity in law. The constitution of our nation is very clear without or with little ambiguities and I think on the issue of the little ambiguities, the national assembly can provide permanent solutions to them and with this, the laws of our land can be obeyed….”
Certa Kara said: “But in the event the law is used to cover up for your atrocities,
I think the law should be disregarded in such instance. You knew confirming Magu spells doom for you and your fellow thieving colleagues. The people of Nigeria that made u senator want Magu; is the law more powerful than the will of the people the law is meant to protect and guide? We are wiser, Mr Saraki… trumpeting the rule of law to cover for your insecerity and corruption is unacceptable. I support the executive on the issues of people nominated to serve in this government.”
