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LET IT BE KNOW, BUKOLA SARAKI MUST RESIGN

LET IT BE KNOW, BUKOLA SARAKI MUST RESIGN

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Started by kghjfjgyihn bhgdjouiyjh 10 years, 5 months ago

Let it be know, the senate president Bukola Saraki must resign. Nigeria cannot afford to have a senate president who have been charged with 13 (thirteen) counts of corruption, including: Multiple false declaration of assets, acquisition of asset not attributed to his income (public funds), gift or loan approved by the CCT, anticipatory assets declaration (which he claimed he already owned), acquisition of state landed properties totaling N325,000,000, operation of illegal foreign bank account while serving as the Executive Governor of Kwara State and making transfer of $73,223,28 (Seventy Three Thousand, Two Hundred and Twenty-Three Thousand Dollars, Twenty Eight cents) from Guaranty Trust Bank Plc. domiciliary account No: 441441953210 to the American Express Services Europe Limited, accompanied by $3,400,000.00 to the same bank account, refused to declare leasehold interest in No. 42 Remi Fanikayode Street, Ikeja, Lagos, which he acquired through his company Skyview Properties Limited, From First Finance Trust Limited on 12th December. Moving forward, Nigerians must do away with our public officials who's paths are not close to clear. Sign this petition to fight for a better tomorrow.

Updates

Reached 250 supporters

April 11, 2016

April 11, 2016

I have completed the formal documentation of the thirteen corruption charges and am now preparing to submit these files to the Code of Conduct Bureau. My legal team is currently finalizing a letter of demand to the Office of the Senate President regarding his continued position. We are monitoring the official response from his associates as we finalize our next move.

April 10, 2016

The current level of engagement has prompted a formal request for a meeting with the Senate Ethics Committee to discuss these specific corruption charges. I am finalizing the legal documentation now and will alert the press as soon as the formal submission is processed.

Reached 100 supporters

April 10, 2016

April 10, 2016

We are approaching the 250 signature threshold which I will use to formally request a meeting with the Senate Ethics Committee. Please direct your professional networks to this petition immediately so we can present a stronger mandate during these upcoming discussions.

280 Comments

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saeed
10 years ago Featured

He is presumed innocent until proved otherwise by d court of competent jurisdiction. Pls let him honorably resign and face d cct and clear all these allegations.

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Anonymous
10 years ago Featured

Senate president seat is bigger than Bukola Saraki.Bukola Saraki is not bigger than Nigeria and can not be above the law.By any means, he has to go to protect the sanctity of the respected office.

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Wahab Abdul Rahmon
10 years ago Featured

The Prime Minister of Iceland has just resigned last week when his name was released in the Mossac Fonesca Panama Papers. If he can, why not Nigeria' Saraki?

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Eteng
10 years ago Featured

Saraki should resign now.He does not own the senate presidency and should not feel he is indespensible!.His continued sit tight in the face of glaring criminal indictments and massive corruption is an insult and affront on the sensibilities of the citizens of this country and portrays our country in bad light .

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mustapha Aisami
10 years ago Featured

before i was a supporter of bukola saraki i even support him to stay as Senate President but now i had many more bad habits of him so i resign from supporting him

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Isaac Nakpodia
10 years ago Featured

It's the civilised thing to do. He can't be making laws for us when he's under trial by the law. He can come back to his post when he's lawfully cleared.

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Faiz Ibrahim Jibia
10 years ago

#SARAKI-MUST-GO

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Aliwax
10 years ago

Bukola must go