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We must defend our laws – Saraki

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Senate President Bukola Saraki has said to National Daily that lawmakers should be courageous to speak up when citizens do not obey the law. He said the National Assembly will work within their power to cooperate with the various arms of government.

He said the National Assembly of Nigeria will continue to be a people-centered institution, where the interest and welfare of every Nigerian is paramount.

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