SIEGE ON SARAKI'S RESIDENCE; "Rascality of the Highest Order By The Executives".... Onuesoke

ONUESOKE 

With the recent development that played out Tuesday in the National Assembly, when some members of the Legislature dumped the ruling party, the All Progressives Congress, APC to the major opposition party, PDP, nigerians have come out to make their stand known.

Prominent chieftain of the PDP and public commentator, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has described what occurred Tuesday, as expected
as well a welcomed development.

According to Onuesoke, "what played out in the NASS today, was not a shocker to me because, I have 21 national publications to what happened today".

"In my presentation in January, I said PDP will become the majority party before the primaries. What is playing out, is a replay of 2014 by the same elites and the ruling class, against ex-President Goodluck Jonathan when the same people who decamped today, where same persons who did it in 2014".

Chief Onuesoke noted that; "in the true sense of it, democracy is playing out for the fact that you are entitled to any party you want to decamp to and, become a member of such party".

"As for the development of our political parties, it is not healthy to be reckoned with. There is a popular saying in Warri and I quote; "do me, I do you, God nor dey vex".

"Buhari and Tinubu deserve what is happening to APC today".

"As for the police laying siege on the official residence of the Senate President this morning, could be termed rascality of the highest order by the executives".

'It is a total abberation from the rule of law. Maybe that was why Buhari quickly ran to sign the Executive Order 6 to embarrass any citizen he so desires to deal with", the PDP chieftain said.

"It is a shame on the part of the security agencies in Nigeria as of these jet age that the IGP could send troops to the house of the Senate President instead of inviting him officially and Saraki will respond. It is another dark day in the history of nigeria", Onuesoke lamented.