Jibrin had since his sack on July 20 made several allegations against Dogara, his deputy Yussuf Suleiman Lasun, chief whip, Alhassan Ado Doguwa and minority leader, Leo Ogor. He said in his 17-page letter yesterday that Dogara’s resignation was necessary in view of the allegations he raised against him and the three others.
“All the statements of Mr Speaker during the last few weeks have clearly proved my innocence. I have decided to find appropriate constitutional and legal means to get the Speaker and his co-travellers to account for the damage to my name and person and the trouble he has caused me and my family.”
“There are even more grounds for prosecution when such bill becomes an act. In the case of 2016 budget, Speaker Dogara, the 3 other Principal Officers used appropriation powers to commit fraud. The most patriotic thing we must all do is to insist that Speaker Dogara and the 3 other Principal Officers step down from their offices and hand them over to the anti-graft agencies for prosecution,” he said.
Enter your comment...mr jibrin pls let us think how to come out from economic recession.keep budget padding to urself pls.
ReplyDeleteJibrin, d accuser, prosecutor & d judge. Ride on.
ReplyDeleteJibrin forget this 'pulling down syndrome' because the house axe you, you must not go all out to rubbish the speaker because the house will not support you in doing that
ReplyDeleteDis man knows wat u guys don't know except we are just paying lip service 2 d anti corruption war
ReplyDeleteEnter your comment...Dis man knows nothing is just that, if you did not belong then you scather. that is just what jibrin is doing.
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