Thursday, 6 April 2017

Tinubu Denies Conspiracy Against Senate, Rift With PDP Senators

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APC National Leader, Bola Tinubu, has denied media reports that he is at war with the PDP Senate caucus. He also refuted reports that he is persecuting the senators, using the media and EFCC.

A statement released by his media office on Wednesday said the newspaper report was titled “PDP Caucus Accuses Tinubu, EFCC of conspiracy to destroy senate ”that Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, in concert with the EFCC, has instigated media attacks against the PDP Senate caucus. 

"The story is such an outright fabrication that it claims the PDP Senators held a special meeting to discuss Asiwaju Tinubu," it said. 

"However, PDP Senators claim no such meeting was ever held and that they hold no special animus toward Asiwaju Tinubu.” 

"We are usually not in the position of agreement with PDP members. But on this rare occasion, we have no contention with them. Asiwaju Tinubu is a former Senator. He has a special affection for the Senate as an institution. It is not within him to belittle the institution or members of that institution who happen to be in the opposing political party. 

"Moreover, his brand of politics does not lend itself to engaging in wanton character and personal attacks. There is significant policy difference between our progressive school of thought and the often reactionary ideas of the PDP. There are more than enough serious issues over which to grapple the PDP.” 

"Asiwaju TInubu’s politics are driven by his policy views. He will gladly wrestle against the PDP on substantive political differences. But engage in personal attacks, rumor-mongering and mudslinging, never. We leave that for others. The gutter is no place to build a better nation. We seek higher ground. So that there is no confusion on the core issue here, we categorically deny any hand in any negative personal report on any Senator.

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