The senator representing Bornu South Senatorial South at the National Assembly, Ali Ndume, says plans to impeach the President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, are much alive.
Ndume, who disclosed this at the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) Forum in Abuja on Tuesday, also said that he would not be bought over with his appointment as Chairman, Senate Committee on Establishment and Public Service.
The lawmaker said he would not be carried away by the position, stressing that it was not a big deal.
According to him, he does not need to head any committee to provide service to the people as a senator.
The senator is one of the All Progressives Congress (APC) lawmakers that have insisted that Saraki must vacate his seat following his defection from the party to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
He had a running battle with Saraki following his supposed support for the Executive against decisions of the National Assembly.
This led to him losing his seat as Leader of the Senate and his suspension for six legislative months.
He was also stripped of his position as Chairman Senate Committee on Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).
Ndume said he regretted supporting Saraki to emerge as President of the Senate, alleging that he was running the affairs of the Senate like a private business.
“Saraki is not supposed to give out committees because they do not belong to him.
“He has personalised the Senate and he is becoming like the senators’ president, not Senate president.
“The selection committee is the one with the mandate to give out committees. The committees do not belong to Saraki,” he said.
