Senator Shehu Sani exposed Cabal behind Buhari Government

Senator Shehu Sani says close confidants of Buhari make up the cabal and also reacted to a statement credit to former president of Nigeria, Olusegun Obasanjo, that the national assembly is full of 'unarmed robbers'.

Sani, described cabals in Buhari's government by saying: "They are close confidants of the President; the president’s men who exploit that confidence and truth they have with Mr. President to manipulate the government and conduct the affairs of the government not in the interest of the person who they are serving but their personal interests.

"Those are the people who constitute a cabal and these are the ones I tagged wolves and hyenas and jackals."

Sani said: "Sometimes, it is easier for people to criticise the National Assembly than to criticise the Presidency because if you want to criticise the government, you are targeting Buhari, but if you are attacking the National Assembly, you are giving relief to some people.


"I know very well that Obasanjo cannot call me as an individual that name. We have been in the same prison with him; we wore the same handcuffs; we were jailed together with him. Certainly, if Shehu Sani is an unarmed robber in the National Assembly, then he is my father because we were in Kirikiri (Maximum Prison, Lagos) together. So, he is the father of an unarmed robber."

"As far as I am concerned, I believe that his problem with the National Assembly started during his own time (as president) but there is a different generation of members of the National Assembly now. These are not the members that he had issues with."

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