The Senate has
hailed the decision
of members of the
Unity Forum for
withdrawing the
forgery suit filed
against Senate
President Bukola
Saraki and his
deputy Ike
Ekweremadu
before a Federal
High Court Abuja.
The Senators had
sought to remove
the duo over their
perceived roles in
the alleged forgery
of the 2015 Senate
Standing Orders
used for the
inauguration of the
8th Senate.
But Justice Ademola Adeniyi struck out the case after the plaintiffs who are members of the Senate withdrew their suit. Chairman, Senate Adhoc Committee on Media and Publicity Dino Melaye said in a statement that the discontinuation of the suit showed that national interest is superior to individual and group interest. He added that the development has put to shame divisive elements who wanted to ridicule the 8th Senate. Senator Melaiye also noted that the leadership of the senate would keep its promise of placing national interest above primordial sentiments always.
But Justice Ademola Adeniyi struck out the case after the plaintiffs who are members of the Senate withdrew their suit. Chairman, Senate Adhoc Committee on Media and Publicity Dino Melaye said in a statement that the discontinuation of the suit showed that national interest is superior to individual and group interest. He added that the development has put to shame divisive elements who wanted to ridicule the 8th Senate. Senator Melaiye also noted that the leadership of the senate would keep its promise of placing national interest above primordial sentiments always.

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