Expdonaloaded News; No oil baron sponsored Saraki’s election – Senator

Spokesman of The Like Minds, Sena­tor Dino Melaye, yesterday reiter­ated that Senate Presi­dent, Bukola Saraki is resolute in the crusade against corruption in the new administration.

He said Saraki would not only continue to ex­pose corruption, the Senate President will also not tol­erate corrupt tendencies in the legislature.
In a signed statement is­sued in Abuja yesterday, Melaye dismissed weekend reports in a national news­paper that Saraki’s elec­tion was facilitated by oil barons implicated in the oil subsidy fraud perpetrated during the administration of President Goodluck Jon­athan.
Senator Melaye noted that it was Saraki, who, in the Seventh Senate solely sponsored a motion, which exposed the rot in not only the oil sector, but also the scam called oil subsidy.
His words: “The atten­tion of the senators of Like Minds has been drawn to a malicious, false and totally reprehensible news report wherein it insinuated that the election of Dr. Bukola Saraki, as the Senate Presi­dent of the Eighth Senate was facilitated by Nigeri­ans associated with dubi­ous claims in the infamous oil subsidy.post by expdonaloaded.blogspot.com..“The news report went further to give a negative and dirty impression that the emergence of the Presi­dent of the Eighth Senate was aimed at sabotaging the anti corruption posture of President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Gov­ernment.
“Ordinarily, we would have ignored the report given the writer’s anteced­ents in arm-chair reporting but for the sole reason that some undiscerning readers might mistake the fiction for facts.
“We also wish to state unequivocally that it was wrong and mischievous for the writer of the fic­tional piece to link what happened on the floor of both chambers to some un­named ex-ministers of the immediate past administra­tion.
“We dare say that the entire story, detailed as it may seem, was the figment of the imagination of the author.
“That the story was packed full of insinuations and wild allegations and the writer evaded specific­ity in the names of the dra­matist personae throughout the story, smacks of bad journalism.
“We make bold to state that in the Seventh Assem­bly, Senator Bukola Saraki single-handedly, through a motion on the floor of the Senate, exposed the fraud in the oil sector and mis­management of oil sub­sidy.”

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