Certainly, we shall not vacate our responsibility and watch the people continue to suffer unduly - Nigerian senators hint at Buhari's impeachment

Certainly, we shall not vacate our responsibility and watch the people continue to suffer unduly - Nigerian senators hint at Buhari's impeachment

Nigerian senators have hinted at their intent to impeach General Muhammadu Buhari based on gross incompetence and dereliction of duty, which have plunged Nigerians into "intolerable hardship". Buhari has continued to bungle along from one bad policy to the other for almost year, since  he forced himself into power. The senators for the first time admitted that Nigerians were facing extreme hardship as a result of Buhari's incompetence and would not hesitate to use their statutory powers to remedy the situation.

Nigeria's National Assembly mulls Buhari's impeachment

NASS under pressure to impeach  Buhari over constitutional breaches and budget scandal

The major opposition party in Nigeria, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Thursday asked the National Assembly to commence the impeachment of President Muhammadu Buhari for what it called 'various constitutional breaches' on an alleged submission of two versions of the 2006 budget. 

Impeachment underway: Publish full details of Imo’s finances without delay - Ihedioha to embattled Okorocha

Impeachment underway: Publish full details of Imo’s finances without delay - Ihedioha to embattled Okorocha 

Governorship candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in the last election and immediate past deputy speaker of the House of Representatives,  Emeka Ihedioha, has again challenged embattled Governor Rochas Okorocha to stop his oratory and publish full details of the state’s finances without further delay.

Group calls for Okorocha’s impeachment •Lists his sins

Group calls for Okorocha’s impeachment •Lists his sins

The Human Rights Protection and Transparency Initiative (YARPTI) has called on the Imo State House of Assembly to impeach Governor Rochas Okorocha before he completely runs the state aground.

YARPTI made the call in a letter dated June 27, 2015 and addressed to Imo lawmakers through the Clerk of the House. The letter, a copy of which is in the possession of news Express, was signed by YARPTI President Youths for Kenneth Uwadi. It reads as follows: