- Senator Abdullahi Adamu, said Senate President Bukola Saraki seems to be the brain behind the Reformed
-All Progressives Congress - Senator Adamu noted that the Senate president has allegedly been disloyal to the APC
- Yusuph Olaniyonu, spokesman of the Senate president, could not be reached for comments when this report was filed as his telephone line was out of reach
Abdullahi Adamu, senator representing Nasarawa west senatorial district, said the Reformed All Progressives Congress (R-APC ), is a breakaway faction of the ruling party, adding that Senate President Bukola Saraki seems to be the brain behind the group.
The Cable reports that Senate Adamu made this known an interview with reporters at the APC headquarters in Abuja.
The senator noted that no member of the new Peoples Democratic Party benefited from the faction like Saraki yet the senate president has allegedly been disloyal to the APC.
“He (Saraki) has benefited more than any single new PDP person and he seems to be the arrow head of this resistance of betrayal.
“I told you that the nPDP is fake. I told you these are the people who have got felony that they are hiding from and that want to use their positions in the party and national assembly as a veil to hide from the felonies they have committed.
“And the whole thing they are fighting for is not for service to Nigeria but service to their interests. I did tell you that they are staying in APC to cause more maximum possible damage. I made that clear here. I have been proven right.
“I told you about the noise that they are talking about that they wanted to stay and work with the family of APC but they are just trying to create the type of impression that they had a raw deal.”
“The issue of threat doesn’t arise. I don’t feel it in my body. I have been in politics, if I am modest, may at least be forty years. I have contested elections and never lost.
“I have operated at the local government level; I have operated at national assembly level; I have been governor in this country; I have been secretary of the board of trustees of PDP and I am a second term senator today. I have seen enough in Nigeria’s politics far and from what I have seen the indicators are we are dealing with 419ners, I call them 419ners; I don’t hide it.
“How many of them can go to their constituency? I don’t call them Abuja politicians because they don’t deserve that accolade. These are just 419. These are guys who go from place to place. The truth is that if Saraki and the rest of them genuinely feel aggrieved and want to go, out let them go out there.
“Three weeks after the convention, we are hearing that some riff-raff have formed something called RAPC.”
Yusuph Olaniyonu, spokesman of the Senate president, could not be reached for comments when this report was filed as his telephone line was out of reach.
Meanwhile, NAIJ.com had reported that the ruling APC filed a four-count charge against members of the newly formed Reformed- APC.
The national legal adviser of the APC, Babatunde Ogala, denounced the formation of the factional APC led by Buba Galadima. In a statement released over the weekend, Ogala said the action of members of the R-APC is grievous to law and can be linked to a coup.