WHY ALL SENATORS SHOULD RESIGN OR FACE MASSIVE RECALL.

Nigeria is a funny country.A nation of euphoria.A country where life promised to be made abundant to all always becomes abundant to the few on top.
One cannot really comprehend the rationale behind Akpabio's socalled enjoyment allowance disbursed to the senators to enjoy their needless recess which is to end September sixth.Premium times reported that each senator got 2million NAIRA and calculatively, the money totalled the sum of 282 million naira.
This is the same Senate, which president cried louder just last week lamenting the hardship face by he and his colleagues as a result of high prices of goods in the market.
To state the obvious, one wonders how much is the minimum wage of an average worker whose representatives through NLC and TUC visited the same Senate to state their predicament with the executive arm of government over failure to cushion the effects of subsidy removal which has thrown workers into unbearable hardship.
What of other non working class Nigerians whose businesses and means of livelihood has been touched or crumbled by the subsidy removal?Are they not worth hardship allowance?
Our representatives have sold us into a "one chance syndicate"to which they are proud accomplices.They are no longer our senators but distinguishers of their potty-belly and must resign to pave way for a new committed set of legislators.

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