N/Assembly: Group urges Tinubu to remains neutral

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By Abubakar Yunusa, Abuja

South East Unity Movement has charged President elect, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu to take the path honour by remaining neutral and democrats in the affairs of the National assembly leadership tussle.

The group also cautioned Tinubu not to be dragged into counterproductive, self-serving conflicts over the NASS leadership.

Chairman of the South East Unity Movement,Godwish Kuruma Obi made the call in a statement shared with Journalists in Abuja, yesterday.

“We urge politicians to tread with caution and play by the rules with fairness to all sections of the country devoid of dangerous preconditions and sinister motives.

“We call on political party structures particularly the party in power to allow the three organs of government to exercise their constitutionally demarcated roles unhindered,”he said .

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He also cautioned that the National Working Committee of the APC is against continuous meddling with the leadership affairs with the constitutionally and democratically independent and autonomous legislative arm of government.

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