President Muhammadu Buhari has noted the outcome of the just-concluded election of leaders of the National Assembly.
A statement issued by the Special Adviser (Media and Publicity) said the
president would rather that the process of electing the leaders as initiated and
concluded by the All Progressives Congress (APC) had been followed.
Nonetheless the President took the view that a constitutional process has
somewhat occurred.
president would rather that the process of electing the leaders as initiated and
concluded by the All Progressives Congress (APC) had been followed.
Nonetheless the President took the view that a constitutional process has
somewhat occurred.
“President Buhari had said in an earlier statement that he did not have any
preferred candidate for the Senate and the House of Representatives, and that
he was willing to work with whoever the lawmakers elected,” Adesina said.
“That sentiment still stands. Though he would have preferred the new leaders
to have emerged through the process established by the party”.
preferred candidate for the Senate and the House of Representatives, and that
he was willing to work with whoever the lawmakers elected,” Adesina said.
“That sentiment still stands. Though he would have preferred the new leaders
to have emerged through the process established by the party”.
Adesina stressed that the stability of our constitutional order and overall
interest of the common man were uppermost on the President’s mind, as far
as the National Assembly elections were concerned.
interest of the common man were uppermost on the President’s mind, as far
as the National Assembly elections were concerned.
The President called on all the elected representatives of the people to focus
on the enormous task of bringing enduring positive change to the lives of
Nigerians.
on the enormous task of bringing enduring positive change to the lives of
Nigerians.

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