How Presidency can resolve rift with Parliament – Shehu Sani

The senator representing Kaduna central, Shehu Sani has called upon the presidency to to halt sponsorship of protests against the National Assembly in order to resolve the rift between the presidency and the parliament. Senator Shehu in a Facebook post titled ‘Immediate recipe for peace between the Presidency and the Parliament’ stressed that peace between […]

The senator representing Kaduna central, Shehu Sani has called upon the presidency to to halt sponsorship of protests against the National Assembly in order to resolve the rift between the presidency and the parliament.

Senator Shehu in a Facebook post titled ‘Immediate recipe for peace between the Presidency and the Parliament’ stressed that peace between the Presidency and the Parliament can be attained if the presidency puts an end to political trials as well witch hunting and persecution of legislators.

The lawmaker also called the presidency to ensure that its appointees honor summons as well as accord the senate President and the Speaker House of the house of Representatives their due respect.

"The Presidency must end the systematic demonization of the leadership and members of the parliament;End the use of state apparatus to hunt,frame,intimidate and persecute legislators;end political trials,compel President’s appointees to honour and respect summons and accord the senate President and the Speaker House of Representatives their due respect". 

Similarly, Shenator Shehu urged the parliament to effectively carry out its constitutional duties and obligations to the presidency as well as accord the President the respect he deserves.

"The Parliament should confirm pending President’s nominees,liquidate the thought and proposals for impeachment ,speed up the passage of executive bills and accord the President the respect he deserves as our Leader.Last note; The Presidency should end the sponsorship of synthetic protests and the Parliament should ceasefire on the launching of verbal cruise missiles to the villa.”