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Bukola Saraki debunks rumours that he will decamp to PDP

Updated Thursday 11 June 2015 7:18
Bukola Saraki debunks rumours that he will decamp to PDP
The new Nigerian Senate President has denied that he had a plan to decamp to the People's Democratic Party, describing the insinuation as " absurd and laughable." According to him, "it is just cheap blackmail by political adversaries who want to call a dog a bad name in order to hang it. And those making such desperate allegations should remember that I willingly left the PDP on matters of principles when the party was in power. Is it now that the party is out of government and in opposition that I will now return having worked so hard for my party in the last general elections

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