Presidency
Tuesday stated that President Mohammadu Buhari would not intervene in
the lingering crisis rocking the National Assembly, citing separation of
powers as reason for that.
This came as Sokoto Governor and
Chairman, Peace Committee on House of Representatives Leadership
crisis, Alhaji Aminu Tambuwal said that peace process was on going,
promising that soon, the crisis would be resolved.
President
Buhari had come under pressure from many quarters for his apparent
docility amid the lingering face off in the National Assembly and his
party, the All Progressives Congress, APC, accusing him of not being
assertive.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with Vanguard in
Abuja on the apparent docility of the the president amid the lingering
cobwebs in the National Assembly and his party, the All Progressives
Congress, APC, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and
Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina that President Buhari has since chosen to
give recourse to both the Constitution of the land and the principle of
separation of powers to which Nigeria based its federalism.
Adesina
said that Buhari’s intervention would portray him as a “dictator or a
despot” which he said runs at variance with the democratic ethos and
values.
Buhari not a dictator, will respect principle of separation of powers.
Credit: Vanguard
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