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Drama As Ndume Storms Out Of Senate Chamber After Clash with Akpabio
Newslens NG reports that there was drama on the floor of the Senate on Tuesday, following the clash between Senate President Godswill Akpabio, and the Senate Chief Whip, Ali Ndume.
As earlier reported by Naija News, Ndume, during Tuesday’s plenary had raised a point of order in protest against how Akpabio was handling the affairs of the upper chamber.
The Senate Chief Whip was reported to have cited order 54 of the Senate Standing Orders and raised a point of order but the Senate President ruled him out of order.
After he was ruled out of order, the Borno lawmaker staged a walkout and returned to his office.
He was reportedly just settling down when he however received a call from a colleague to return to the chamber for an executive session.
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