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We’ll teach APC bitter lesson if Saraki is no longer Senate president, we will provide the next Senate President

Senator Matthew Urhoghide

Pharmacist Matthew Urhoghide is the Senator representing Edo South Senatorial district. He has affirmed that the ruling All Progressives Congress will be taught a bitter great lesson in the ongoing drama surrounding Bukola Saraki.

Senator Matthew Urhoghide spoke with newsmen in his office in Abuja saying that with the current configuration of the Red Chamber, the PDP stands a better chance of producing Saraki’s replacement.

Senator Matthew Urhoghide alleged that the APC was naive by allowing the CCT trial drag on for too long without any intervention.

Senator Matthew Urhoghide continues: “I see this thing as a misplaced priority. I see it as something strange in our political history. “It is a slight on the National Assembly. It is a pity that 109 Senators are not allowed to make their own free choices. What is going on in the court is just drama.

Senator Matthew Urhoghide further said himself and his other PDP members will support Senate President Olubukola Saraki  to the end.




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