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By Raphael Ekpang, Abuja
The Senate President, Ahmad Lawan on Monday said that the ninth National Assembly has achieved so much, collaborating with President Muhammadu Buhari’s government.


Lawan stated that the Assembly had passed many difficult and complicated legislations because President Buhari gave them all the support they needed to do their work.

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The Special Adviser (Media) to President of the Senate, Ola Awoniyi on Tuesday in Abuja said that Lawan made the remarks in Damaturu, Yobe State at a State Banquet held in honour of President Buhari on the first day of his two-day official visit to the state.
Lawan said: “Your Excellency, today by the Grace of God, it is almost three and half years that I have been working with you as Senate President.
“In all my years in the National Assembly, I have never worked with any President who never asked that he wanted things done a certain way but I want to admit here that Mr President, you have never asked me to do anything. 
“You believe we should do what is best for our country.
“And when I said that we will continue to work with the executive arm of government, ensuring that the national interest is always our guide and focus, our opposition took me out of context.
“Some of them started writing that we are rubber stamp, that whatever is brought to National Assembly will be approved. 
“I want to say here, that President Muhammadu Buhari never asked anything that is not in the national interest.
“And at the risk of being misquoted by the press, we all know who our President is. 
“Before he became President and while he is still President. Nigeria, Nigeria, Nigeria is his focus, his concern. And that is why we believe that we should continue to work with him.We should support him.
“And in the ninth National Assembly, we have supported the executive arm of government fully because we believe this is one President, one administration, one government that has come to deliver Nigeria, from what happened in 16 years, from mis-governance by, of course, the PDP.
“Today, Mr President, I am proud to say that we have achieved so much working with you in the ninth National Assembly.
“We have passed the most difficult Bills, we have passed the most complicated legislations. This is because you gave us all the support that we needed to do our work in the National Assembly.”
Lawan thanked the President for making Yobe State to witness so much development during his tenure.
He also urged the President to consider establishment of Gum Arabic Research Institute in Yobe and deploy resources to develop Livestock Industry before his exit from power in May.
Lawan said: “Mr President, we have seen so much development in Yobe State during your tenure. Infact, Yobe never had it so good and we are very grateful.”
He further said that livestock industry in Nigeria especially between Borno, Sokoto and Yobe was an economy that is worth N33 trillion.
“Incidentally, the most poor states are in this zone. Where you have a potential of N33 trillion economy, we have no reason to be poor. 
“Mr President, I want to urge you that before you leave, let’s deploy some resources to develop the livestock industry.
“We in the National Assembly will support you because we believe that our livestock industry can give us a lot more economic stability because our people will benefit economically and infact can be another source of billions of revenue generation in Nigeria.
“So on behalf of those of us from this part, from Borno to Sokoto and indeed up to Rivers because almost every part of Nigeria has some livestock, Mr President, let’s devote some resources. I don’t know how we can get it, but about 300 billion naira can do some magic.”

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