The senate also declared Ali unfit to hold public office and condemned a letter written by Abubakar Malami, attorney-general of the federation (AGF).
Malami in the letter told the lawmakers that the comptroller-general could not appear the lawmakers because the matter of his uniform was in court.
The resolutions of the upper legislative chamber was sequel to prayers moved by Enyinnaya Abaribe, senator representing Abia south.
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Wish Nigerians could tell this thieving,wasteful and irresponsible rogues called senators same
ReplyDeleteYou are just been foolish,how can the controller General who was invited to appear with his uniform to the Senate of the Federal republic of Nigeria,bluff the red chamber,can such happen in the assembly of the USA,UK or other African countries. You name is UNknow and foolish for insuling the Nigerian Senate.
DeleteAll you fools who have no understanding of world issues always jump to mention developed countries.No developed country lawmakers would dictate what to wear for anyone civil servant invited to present or defend their actions or nominations.Of all the problems facing Nigeria what difference would wearing a clothing do solving them
DeleteFirst things first, as the saying goes. Let Hameed Ali do what he needs to do or get removed? After that you can begin to talk about the senators if you feel like doing so.
ReplyDeleteSome people are just fools. Which comes first, the obnoxious policy or the uniform. Have you forgotten the man honoured their invitation only for them to refused asking him questions?
ReplyDeleteThis is not a party issue, PDP sympathizers should keep quiet.
Is he too big to wear uniform ? Mumu APC sympertiser
DeleteBut Hameed Ali or who ever is supporting him is just doing arm to PMB administration because the senate is representing the constituency of the 36 states of Nigeria. what does it take this so called APC man to wear his Uniform.
ReplyDeleteGo and resign him naaa idiot. Is it uniform the Senate are going to ask questions.What does the law say about him wearing uniform. Is the uniform the policy.
DeleteThe Senator are Dishonourable members that's why everybody will continue to rubbish them...Corruption Cases hanging on all of them...Mtchewwww
ReplyDelete4 not appearing on uniform it's smacks of flagrant disregard and insult 2 d respectable chambers of d federal republic of nigeria. An instant resignation is d panacea.
ReplyDeleteThe bunch of Corrupt and irresponsible people that full the red Chamber who hate this Country so much with their too much Ambition to became Billionaires in a very dirty way GOD will furnished all of them very soon. If they like let them Remove Buhari so that they will continue with their dirty game of looting and after all they will die and live the money to their Children and Grand Children. Buy they should Remember they will Account single Penny and how they aquire it before the Almighty God and they will be furnish for that. Buhari remain the President wether they support his war on corruption or not. God is with him no doubt. I STAND WITH PRESIDENT BUHARI FOR LIFE God continue to guide, Protect and bless PMB.
ReplyDeleteSome Nigerians are always tinking from d rear & due dey jumped to conclusions. Pls, would wearing uniform for may 10hours for just a day affect the effectiveness of a functioning man? I remember that a rtd major general was appointed the head of frsc and he wore d uniform of d road safety. Why do we hav to support some1 who does not respect pple and d law? Why can he just drop dis toga and do d needful. Now he went to court with shoes money and some concentrated idiots are dere supporting , as a military man, i expect him to b decipline and respectful not to b flexing unnecessary Mozle wit the senate wen he can just achieve his aim by been submissive. Now if i bought a 3rd hand car, i will have to pay today value of the custom duties if...... Naija pple make una reason now..... Just ma view dough
ReplyDeleteIf the law compel him to wear uniform b4 senate, then he must do that. But if not, there is not need for senate to be making unnecessarily demand or compelling him to do that.
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