President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday entered into several
discussions with some previous leaders of the National Assembly at the
Presidential Villa, Abuja.
Some of the individuals who met with the President in the
closed door meeting were two previous Presidents of the Senate, David Mark and
Ken Nnamani and also a previous Speaker of the House of Representatives, Aminu
Masari.
Furthermore, the Senior Special Assistant to the President
on National Assembly Matters (Senate), Ita Enang, who is a previous Senator was
likewise at the Presidential Villa.
Nnamani and Masari were the first to arrive before Mark and
Enang arrived a couple of minutes after.
Though It was not actually certain if they all met with the
President the altogether at the same time or they met with him independently
the way they came.
Nnamani and Masari clearly kept away from State House
journalists as they were said to have been driven out of the President's office
through the Service Chiefs' Gate after the meeting.
Mark who left in the wake of spending around 40 minutes in
the President's office additionally did not converse with columnists. Also, the
plan of the gatherings was not made open.
As at the time of documenting this report, no announcement
had been issued on the gatherings.
Monday’s meeting was the first Mark who belong to the
opposition Peoples Democratic Party had with the President inside the
Presidential Villa since the beginning of the present regime.
He was accounted for to have assumed a key part in drenching
the strain said to have been created amid the official session of the Senate a
week ago when a few legislators supposedly requested the initiation of
indictment procedure against the President.
Unverified reports has it that the special
meeting of the previous National Assembly leaders of the with the President
were not detached with moves to end the present hostility between the Executive
and Legislature.
There has been a go head to head between the two arms of
government since court cases where initiated against the President of the
Senate, Bukola Saraki.
Currently, Saraki is as standing trial before the Code of
Conduct Tribunal for affirmed bogus revelation of advantages.
Recently, he and his appointee, Ike Ekweremadu, were
likewise dragged to court for affirmed falsification of the Senate Standing
Rule.
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