BY: News Peddlers
The
presidency has responded to the Senators from opposition parties who on
Wednesday issued a six-week ultimatum to
President Muhammadu Buhari to address insecurity challenges facing the Nation.
Earlier today, the lawmakers staged a walkout from the Senate
and threatened to commence impeachment proceedings against President Buhari
should he fail to address the insecurity within the period given by the
lawmakers.
Speaking in the incident on Channels Television, presidential
spokesman, Femi Adesina, has seen it as the statesmen were merely playing,
adding that they can’t do anything after the drama which was seen in the Upper Chamber.
“I think it was just bravado,
and sadly, security is not something you subject to bravado.
“You don’t begin to issue flippant ultimatums in something that
is a matter of life and death,” Adesina asserted.
He further averred that “those who spoke today are the minority of minorities, they will have their say as is needful in a democracy but it will not go beyond that.”
“They know in their heart of
hearts that they cannot achieve what they are saying, they are just wasting the
country’s time, wasting the time of the Upper Chamber of the National Assembly,
they know that they cannot achieve it.
“The truth is that in this kind of scenario, minority will
always have its say while the majority will have its way,” Adesina maintained.
While acknowledging that every Nigerian needs to be concerned
about the security situation of the country, Adesina still declared that if the
Senators are only troubled at this time because some incidents are now closer
to them in Abuja, then there is nothing altruistic about their actions.
SOURCE: CHANNELS