



They warned against setting bad precedent at the state level where Houses of Assembly will summon them governors at will. “The President’s position is that the party is handling the issue, the leadership of the party is therefore in the best position to tell you where things stand as at the moment,” the source said.īesides the argument by the party leaders, APC governors and the AGF said such invitation negates the constitution, they said it would be a breach for the President to divulge security strategies.Ĭiting alleged intelligence confidentiality, some of the governors were also said to be wary that the opposition may use the session to boo and jeer at the President. It is doubtful, going by the opposition of governors, senators and the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF) and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, to the President’s invitation by the House of Representatives.Ī Presidency sources told The Nation Wednesday night that Buhari would abide with his party’s – the All Progressives Congress (APC)’s – advice on the matter.Īccording to the source, the President is also relying on experts’ advice on constitutional matters by the AGF. Will President Muhammadu Buhari appear today before a joint session of the National Assembly to address lawmakers on rising insecurity across the country? AGF: President can’t divulge security strategies.By: Admin 10-12-2020 Political Programme Senators, Malami oppose Buhari’s invitation by Reps
