‘Akpabio Not Fit To Be Senate President’ – Ezekwesili.

Oby Ezekwesili, a Former Minister of Education.

According to Oby Ezekwesili, a former minister of education, C is unfit to lead the Nigerian Senate as president.

Ezekwesili claimed that the nation’s democracy was about to collapse in a tweet on Wednesday.

She urged opposition lawmakers to take a stand on issues that concern all the voters who chose them to hold public office.

She said, “Our sharply declining Nigerian Democracy was apparently further assaulted by @Senator_Akpabio who should never have been answering the title of Senator not to talk of “Senate President” were it not for the rottenness of the country’s Judiciary.

@NGCourtofAppeal that has obviously thrown caution to the wind and allowed itself to be corrupted and captured by decadent politicians. Mr Akpabio is regrettably caught up in the web of Hubris. We should remind him and his band of Destroyers of Democracy the wise and legendary words of Marianne Williamson.”

“Empires always have the hubris to think they are indestructible, when in fact they are always unsustainable.” Meanwhile, it was hopeful to see Opposition Party voices finally doing what Democracy demands of them. Kudos to @SenatorNwoye @ireti_kingibe and other Labor Party Senators. Raise your Collective Voice on all matters that affect the Citizens who elected you into office as Lawmakers @nassnigeria .

” It was what we expected of you on those egregious Luxury SUVs you collected or are waiting to collect. You folks with the People’s Mandate can still lead the way out of the entrapment by this “Monopoly Democracy” of a political class rascality that is now exemplified by Mr Akpabio and his ilk.

Aprkovibesng reported that on Tuesday, a senator from the Labour Party objected to Akpabio’s meddling in the Senate minority leaders’ election process.

On the Senate floor, the LP senator voiced his displeasure that his party member was not designated to lead the minority group.

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