Godswill Akpabio, the president of the Senate, stressed the need of maintaining Nigeria’s democracy and the rule of law. He emphasized the role of the National Assembly in fostering accountability, openness, and internal checks and balances in the administration.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Akpabio also referenced a recent incident where former Governor Kayode Fayemi made a comment about a coup, but later apologized. Akpabio used this opportunity to stress the significance of protecting democratic principles, saying:
“Thank God Kayode Fayemi is not here, I heard him making reference to coup but he apologized. Our aim is to foster an environment where the rule of law prevails and every Nigerian has the opportunity to thrive.”
Akpabio further emphasized the importance of understanding the implications of a coup, particularly for younger generations:
“For the younger lawyers among us, I hope you know the meaning of coup is denial of your freedom.”
The Senate President’s comments underscore the National Assembly’s commitment to maintaining democratic principles, transparency, and accountability, essential or Nigeria’s growth and development.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
