Opposition senators raise alarm over plan to impose minority leader

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Opposition senators raise alarm over plan to impose minority leader
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'It has come to the notice of the Minority Political Parties in the Senate of an attempt by forces inside and outside the Senate to divide the minority parties and foist a pliant and compromised leadership on them.'

Eight senators from opposition parties have raised the alarm over an alleged plan to impose a minority leader on members of the 10th Senate.

The senators that signed the statement are Mohammed Aliero ; Seriake Dickson ; Aminu Tambuwal and Abdul Ningi .“It has come to the notice of the Minority Political Parties in the Senate of an attempt by forces inside and outside the Senate to divide the minority parties and foist a pliant and compromised leadership on them,” the statement read.

“Senators of the minority parties would meet when the Senate reconvenes and, in consultation with our respective political parties, would select its leaders without undue interference from anti-democratic forces within or outside the Senate,” the statement added. “For the avoidance of doubt, no senator has yet been endorsed or selected for any minority position as this would await due process as agreed by all minority parties in their last meeting. Attempt to foist a one party dictatorship would be resisted and would fail.

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