Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, who was suspended on Thursday by the Senate, has reacted to the decision.
Omo-Agege reacted in a statement his by his Senior Legislative Aide, Prince Efe Duku.
He said one of the conditions given by the Senate for his recall, the dissolution of the pro-President Muhammadu Buhari group in the Senate, was beyond him.
He said taking such a decision will involve members of the group and perhaps the President himself.
Omo-Agege said in the statement: “As already well-known by many, the issues acted upon today by the Senate are pending before a court of competent jurisdiction and therefore subjudice.
“It is the Senate’s view that the issues be withdrawn from court for an amicable resolution to hold. Until a resolution is reached, it is better to respect the court processes by not commenting on them.
“Also, we note that as part of the resolution of the issues, the Senate President, Distinguished Senator Bukola Saraki ruled that the Parliamentary Support Group, PSG, (Senate) for President Muhammadu Buhari should be disbanded. This should be a matter for the over 50 members of PSG to decide, possibly with President Buhari on whose behalf they openly work as Distinguished Senators of the Federal Republic.
“In the circumstance, we appeal for calm and assure that as a fervent believer in the rule of law, our Senator is in positive spirit. He remains an ardent supporter of Mr. President’s agenda for a better nation for all and will continue to work assiduously for his re-election.”