Senator Bukola Saraki of Kwara State emerged as the Senate President
while Yakubu Dogara was voted Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Both men are members of the All Progressive Congress (APC), but
they are not backed by the Party according to an official statement by
the APC.
On Tuesday a statement issued by the Special Adviser (Media
and Publicity) to the President, Mr. Femi Adesina, said the president
would have preferred that the APC process of electing leaders been
followed.
Adesina said, "Nonetheless the President took the view that a constitutional process has somewhat occurred.”
President Buhari had said in an earlier statement that he did
not have any preferred candidate for the Senate and the House of
Representatives, and that he was willing to work with whoever the
lawmakers elected.
"That sentiment still stands. Though he would have preferred
the new leaders to have emerged through the process established by the
party.”
Adesina stressed that the main concerns of President Buhari are
the stability of our constitutional order and overall interest of the
common man.
The President called on all the elected representatives of the
people to focus on the enormous task of bringing enduring positive
change to the lives of Nigerians.
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