A political commentator, Daniel Bwala has reacted to the removal of Senator Mohamed Ali Ndume representing Borno South as Chief Whip on Wednesday.
Reacting, he said he feels vind!cated by the rem0val of Ndume.
Ndume has since been replaced by Senator Tahir Mungono, who represents Borno North.
Ndume’s removal comes after his recent criticisms of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s government.
He had, in an interview with journalists last week said, “Mr President is not in the picture of what is happening outside the Villa. He has been fenced off and caged. So many of us won’t go through the backdoor to engage him.
“The government is not doing anything about the food scarc!ty and it needs to do something urgently. We don’t have a food reserve. There is an unavailability of food. Food cr!sis is the worst cr!sis that any nation can encounter. If we add that to the security cr!sis, it will be severe.”
The submissions tr!ggered a series of reactions from the pro-Tinubu camp, who described his statement as derogatory.
However, the Senate took the unanimous resolution to replace Ndume after a letter of complaint against his utterances by the All Progressives Congress, APC, National Headquarters, was read by the President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio.
But Bwala, who until recently became a supporter of Tinubu, in a terse post on his X handle, said: “Feeling v!ndicated” while sharing a newspaper report of Ndume’s removal.
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