'RESIGN NOW'- Ex minister Gbagi tells Saraki.

A former Minister of State for Education, Chief
Kenneth Gbagi has urged the embattled President
of the Senate, Bukola Saraki to honourably step
down.
He said the trial of the Senate president by the
Code of Conduct Tribunal was a clear indication
that he was not fit to preside over the affairs of
the national assembly.
Gbagi said with what was going on, there was no
way Nigerians and the international community
would respect motions and bills that would
emanate from the Senate under the leadership of
Saraki.
The former minister spoke with some journalists
in Abuja on Wednesday.
He said, “We have a problem in Nigeria where we
don’t have people of honor, dignity and integrity
as leaders.
“The mere fact that the Senate President is
undergoing criminal trial is an indication that he
has no business being a Senate president living
with tax payers’ money.
“First, Nigerians will not have faith in anything that
comes out of his Senate that is chaired or
presented by that kind of person.
“Again, the entire international community will not
believe in the passage of any Bill or motion under
his leadership.
“So, if you ask me, that is the end of him. He is
gone. And like several other government where
you think you get in and it will be business as
usual, it is not true.”
He said this was one of the reasons why
countries like the United State of America was still
being respected.