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Nigerian Senate Suspend Their Colleague for Outing their Corrupt Practices in Earmark Allocation.

The suspension of Senator Ningi for outing his colleagues shows top Nigerian politicians are unrepentant. They continued to siphon our commonwealth, and the one who had the courage among them to speak out about the injustice was suspended for 3 months - they had wanted to make it one year. When you watch how the Senate President, Akpabio presided over the session, you see a man without conscience... There was no way to know if the motion to suspend passed or failed... there was no count, it appeared to be based on loudness or yay or nay. Akpabio's constituency alone was appropriated over N21 billion for silly projects, which obviously shows that these are meant to steal taxpayers' money. Akpabio has demonstrated this callousness since his election. He has not hidden the fact that he wants it to be business as usual in the Senate...

This is why it is difficult to see the hope of change in Nigeria... These people are not ready to relinquish the pump that is supposed to draw and distribute water to all Nigerians. They only want to continue to water their own garden .... Appropriation without a budget. Lawmakers were elected to make laws, and not to execute projects. They should leave that to the executive arm of government. The Federal government appropriated over N100 billion for these greedy and gluttonous people already, they went ahead and padded the budget with almost N2 trillion... money that
will be borrowed... dia is Godu oh, ehe ehe, there is God oh.....

"All days are for the thief, one day is for the owner," and that one day is so close for these heartless politicians.

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