Senator Godswill Akpabio has called for the resignation of Senate President, Bukola Saraki, saying that all over the world there is no where minority will lead majority.
Briefing newsmen after a rowdy session at the Senate plenary, Akpabio advised Saraki to honorably resign as president of the Senate adding that the Senate President should borrow a leaf from him as a former minority leader, saying he resigned the position when he defected from PDP to APC to allow the PDP elect a new minority leader.
According to him, It’s a tradition all over the world that when you defected to another party even as a Senate President like Saraki did, to resign from the office of the Senate President. APC is still the majority party and they need to form a new leadership. The Senate President should honourably resign just like I did.”
The former Minority leader who criticized the PDP for doing nothing in the South-South for 16 years said the party did not do one kilometer of road in Akwa-Ibom state for that 16 years in power.
He said,”Having moved from PDP to APC, I felt fulfilled. My advice and suggestions in the national interest would not be looked upon with suspicion by the government in power again. I moved to APC in national interest. I don’t believe in bringing government into being and will not support that government to succeed.
“In the last 16 years, I did not see 1 kilometre of road done by PDP government in Akwa Ibom state, but today, APC government is constructing the road from Akwa Ibom to Calabar.
“The road has been a death trap and I must thank this government for that. From the national and local perspectives, people look at me as a leader and I must tell you that in 2019, it would be difficult for any other party to penetrate the South-South.”
