Three lawmakers have spoken up against the senate president and his deputy for their statements on the IPOB crises ~ Sportty

Three lawmakers have spoken up against the senate president and his deputy for their statements on the IPOB crises

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Three members of the House of Representatives have accused Senate President Bukola Saraki of supporting the activities of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB).

In a statement signed by Aiyu Madaki, Sani Zorro and Mohammed Soba, all members of the House of Representatives, the trio also accused the deputy senate president, Ike Ekweremadu, of supporting the group's activities, Premium Times reports.

The trio also accused the deputy senate president of publicly supporting the activities of the group.

They said: “In the past his deputy, Senator Ike Ekweremadu, had not only hosted, but put the full paraphernalia of his office – bullet-proof cars, uniformed policemen and operatives of the department of the state security service (DSS), and full complement of his staff on our nation’s payroll, to give solidarity and support to a secessionist leader facing treason charges for levying war against Nigerians and the Nigerian state.”