The stealing of government properties imputed to members of the 9th National Assembly by Senator Adams Oshiomhole has elicited response from one of those accused.
“In spite of the presence of security men and women, television sets, carpets, and chairs were looted by the immediate past senators and House of Representatives members.
“The former lawmakers left their offices in shambles with holes in the walls, which had to be fixed by serving lawmakers from their pockets,” Oshiomhole, currently a Senator representing Edo North had said in an interview he granted Politics Today programme on Channels Television on Sunday.
It however, excited anger from the senator representing Ogun West Senatorial District, Adeola Solomon.
The latter, who was a member of the 9th National Assembly on the floor of the Red Chamber on Tuesday demanded apology from the ex-governor saying in his reaction to the imputation, “We are respectable people and we believe we should live above board.”
