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Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze has declared that its not the not of Chief Whip of the Nigerian Senate, Oji Uzo Kalu, to become the Senate president, reports ITREALMSEze in a press statement available to
ITREALMS said that its wrong for Senator Uzo Kalu to wake up and begin to arrogate to himself the sole right to head the leadership of the 10th Senate, which would be inaugurated in a few months.
He also urged the former Abia State Governor who just broke a long record of hostage by godfathers and cabals who have serially looted their common patrimony and left them in squalor for decades to channel his energy towards relieving himself of the huge corruption allegation pending against him at the instance of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC.
“The claims by Senator Orji Uzo Kalu, the incumbent Chief Whip of the Senate that it is his right to be elected as the Senate President is mischievous and unacceptable seeing that he is yet to free himself from the corrupt charges still hanging on his neck and for ruining the chances of APC in Abia State through his poor style of leadership."
Making a case for the Southeast, Eze said since the ouster of the PDP administration at the centre, the South Eastern region of Nigeria has suffered serial neglect in terms of allocation of key national offices and urged the APC as a party to use the opportunity within its disposal to redeem itself by ensuring that the office of the Senate President is allowed to the South East strictly by merit.
He said the plea became imperative since the South West and North have produced the President elect through Senator Bola Tinubu and Vice President elect through Shettima.
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