The House spokesman, Benjamin Kalu, who reacted to such call, in a statement today, December 7, described Chinda’s call as the “opinion of a single member of the opposition party in the house.”
He emphasized that the call for the impeachment is not logical as the President is yet to appear before the House to explain what his administration is doing to address the security issue.
“If this call had come post-President’s visit for the failure to dialogue well enough in securing solutions or due to his inability to put our positions to use, it would appear logical.
“Unfortunately, this call is not only illogical, it appears as a tool mischievously thrown up to disrupt the agenda of the coming visit with all it sets out to achieve in the spirit of nation-building which remains the mantra of the 9th Assembly and is considered a joint task.”
