Senate Exposed To Criticism As Akpabio Slips Up Before Ending Speech … Netizens Show Displeasure

A development recorded during the plenary session of the senate on Wednesday has exposed the National Assembly to criticism.

Team@orientactualmags.com learned that a viral video  on Wednesday morning had the Senate President, Godswill Akpabio slipping up  while ending his speech. He had disclosed that money has been sent to all members of the senate by the clerk of the National Assembly to enjoy their holiday.

 ‘In order to enable all of us enjoy our holidays, a token has been sent to our various bank accounts by the clerk of the national assembly’ he submitted before the motion for adjournment was moved.

It may have been a misstatement or a possible slip up as Akpabio   later said; ‘I withdraw that statement.

In order to allow you to enjoy your holiday, the senate president has sent prayers to your mailboxes to assist you to go on a safe journey and return’ .

The development had since   exposed the senate  to widespread criticism and netizens  have continued to show their displeasure.

‘They keep sharing money meanwhile Nigerians are suffering this is an Act of wickedness’ Samuel tweeted:

‘We don’t have leaders, but politicians. The earliest we recognize these men are leaches and parasites to this blessed nation the better we have a chance in moving ahead’ Bashiru Akanbi wrote.

‘The annoying part is that these bunch of thieves just sit down in the hall doing nothing, year in and year out, and still share tax payer’s money at every given opportunity’  Ernest Rutherford also tweeted.

‘The era of ‘Ghana Must Go bags’ are over, the APC era is for tokens in their bank accounts or emails… It’s no wonder they no longer fight on the floor of the house and none of them brings in thugs or hijacks the mace to his village…It all Rubber Stamps or Paper marks’ Kassandra Ugochukwu  wrote-Team@orientactualmags.com
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