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Mr. Panny Boga, a member of the Save Adamawa Group, has commended the Adamawa State House of Assembly for impeaching the state governor, Murtala Nyako, describing the impeachment “as long overdue and the best thing that has happened to Adamawa State”.
According to #Channels, Mr Boga said the impeachment has vindicated the group, who had earlier accused the governor of 12 of the 20 allegations levelled against him by the S tate House of Assembly.
“Out of all the impeachable offences, 20 of them raised, 12 were the issues that we raised earlier, adding that “having him impeached at this time, to me is something that has been long overdue and is the best thing that has happened to Adamawa State”.
Accoding to Boga, this isn't the first time Nyako was handed an impeachment notice, “only that this time around it succeeded”, he said.
"In June 2008, to be precise, he was also served with impeachment notice by a different set of members of the House of Assembly listing 20 allegations” insisting that “the man was a failure”.
Mr Boga denied that the impeachment plot was instituted because of Mr Nyako’s change of political party, wondering why such plots are yet to be in place for governors of Sokoto (Aliyu Magatakarda Wammako) and Kano (Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso), insisting that his “movement to All Progressives Congress (APC) has nothing to do with the monumental corruption Nyako is involved in and I think it is on that basis that members of the House of Assembly actually impeached him.
“It is not on the basis of whether he has moved to any other party; in any case, he is not the only People’s Democratic Party (PDP) governor that moved to the APC. Why is Wamako stil there? Why is Kwankwanso still there?, no impeachment procedure has been instituted against them, he maintained.
"People of Adamawa State should be given a medal for being the most patient human beings to have endured Nyako for even 7 years," he said.
Mr. Panny Boga, a member of the Save Adamawa Group, has commended the Adamawa State House of Assembly for impeaching the state governor, Murtala Nyako, describing the impeachment “as long overdue and the best thing that has happened to Adamawa State”.
According to #Channels, Mr Boga said the impeachment has vindicated the group, who had earlier accused the governor of 12 of the 20 allegations levelled against him by the S tate House of Assembly.
“Out of all the impeachable offences, 20 of them raised, 12 were the issues that we raised earlier, adding that “having him impeached at this time, to me is something that has been long overdue and is the best thing that has happened to Adamawa State”.
Accoding to Boga, this isn't the first time Nyako was handed an impeachment notice, “only that this time around it succeeded”, he said.
"In June 2008, to be precise, he was also served with impeachment notice by a different set of members of the House of Assembly listing 20 allegations” insisting that “the man was a failure”.
Mr Boga denied that the impeachment plot was instituted because of Mr Nyako’s change of political party, wondering why such plots are yet to be in place for governors of Sokoto (Aliyu Magatakarda Wammako) and Kano (Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso), insisting that his “movement to All Progressives Congress (APC) has nothing to do with the monumental corruption Nyako is involved in and I think it is on that basis that members of the House of Assembly actually impeached him.
“It is not on the basis of whether he has moved to any other party; in any case, he is not the only People’s Democratic Party (PDP) governor that moved to the APC. Why is Wamako stil there? Why is Kwankwanso still there?, no impeachment procedure has been instituted against them, he maintained.
"People of Adamawa State should be given a medal for being the most patient human beings to have endured Nyako for even 7 years," he said.