The Senate, on Wednesday, July 17 announced the removal of Senator Ali Ndume (Borno South) as Chief Whip.
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Recently, Ndume came under fire over attacks against President Tinubu.
In a voice vote announced by the Senate President Godswill Akpabio, members of the APC Senate Caucus endorsed Ndumeâs removal as Senate Chief Whip during plenary.
Tahir Mungono (Borno North) was announced to replace him.
In a letter addressed to the Senate Caucus by the national leadership of the ruling party, the APC asked Ndume to resign his membership of the APC and join any opposition party of his choice.
The letter was signed by the partyâs national chairman, and Secretary, Dr Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, and Barrister Ajibola Bashiru.
Ndume was accused by the APC of harmful remarks directed at President Bola Tinubuâs administration.
He repeated the claim in an interview with Arise TV on July 12, where he alleged that ex-President Muhammadu Buhari was a more accessible leader.
Ndume accused Tinubuâs aides of âshielding and fencing inâ their principal from lawmakers and ministers.
Recall that Ndume accused Tinubu of being out of touch with some of the issues plaguing the country, including food crisis and insecurity.
According to a report, Ndume told journalists on Wednesday, July 10, 2024, that the President had been âfenced off by plutocrats.â
He also said that poverty, insecurity, hunger and other problems confronting citizens were not being addressed by the President.
âThe government is not doing anything about the food scarcity and it needs to do something urgently. We donât have a food reserve. There is an unavailability of food. Food crisis is the worst crisis that any nation can encounter. If we add that to the security crisis, it will be severe.
âThe President should wake up, it seems he isnât in the picture of what is happening because he has been caged off. He has been fenced off by plutocrats. He should open his doors and meet those who will tell him the truth. Unfortunately, the people who will tell him the truth wonât struggle to meet him,â Ndume stated.
Under Tinubu, Nigeria has faced snowballing prices of food and persistent insecurity.
Inflation has also remained unmanageable under his watch.
Despite sweeping reforms that accompanied the suspension of fuel subsidies and unification of exchange rates, most Nigerians have continued to live in hardship.
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