National Assembly members adamant on removing Buhari from office.

When the President’s six-week deadline passes, the members of the National Assembly have vowed to carry out their promise to impeach Buhari.
Nigeria is reportedly dealing with a number of issues, but security has proven to be the most concerning.
Attacks by terrorists and criminal groups have taken place in numerous areas, most notably in the capital, Abuja.
On July 5, hundreds of convicts, including some who had been convicted or accused of terrorism, were released after a prison break in Abuja.
Six soldiers on patrol in Abuja, the capital of Nigeria, were slain in a fight with armed men in July.
Another issue is widespread kidnappings from schools, thus authorities recently ordered the closure of all public and private schools in Abuja to stop kidnappings.
In four weeks, Buhari will receive his final warning on the deteriorating security situation, and the opposition legislators in the National Assembly have stated that they will not back down from their intention to impeach the President.
Senator Francis Adenigba Fadahunsi of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), who represents the Osun East senatorial district, Enyinnaya Abaribe, the former minority leader of the Senate, Toby Okechukwu, the Deputy Minority Leader of the ninth House of Representatives (PDP, Enugu), and Nicholas Tofowomo, the senator who represents the Ondo South senatorial district, all insisted that Buha
“Even northern senators are in support of the impeachment; you heard Senator Clifford (Ordia) from Edo, Senator Bulkachuwa (Mohammed), and the rest,” Fadahunsi said.
He added: “We are not backing down on the impeachment move and, I won’t back down.”
Meanwhile, CBM Media understands that the leadership of the Senate and the service chiefs are working hard to prevent the impeachment of President Buhari.

GOGAN Media.