This comes as the House of Representatives announced the suspension of all activities of its committees on August 19.
According to the House leader, A Alhasan Doguwa the leadership of the House of Representatives recently met and resolved that henceforth all activities of standing and ad-hoc committees be put on hold while the house is on its annual recess.
But the PDP in a statement signed by its spokesman Kola Ologbondiyan, said the decision to shut down the sitting of various committees carrying out investigations is a deliberate design to cover the alleged stench of corruption oozing out of the APC administration.
The party said such interference in the activities of the committees is to quench the fight against corruption as well as to frustrate whistleblowers because according to it the APC has become an ocean of corruption where the members are swimming.
The PDP alleged that it is clear that the shutdown directive is targeted at frustrating revelations from ongoing investigations on the five hundred million dollars foreign loan from China, particularly as it relates to the mortgaging of the nation’s sovereignty to China.
