Saraki responds to give an account of secondary school teacher who supposedly called him "bastard" on Facebook

The Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has responded to web-based social networking assaults on his identity by a grade teacher in Kwara state, Baba Biodun.

Bukola Saraki

Biodun was charged yesterday under the watchful eye of a Judge Court in Ilorin managed by Ahmad Dasuki for purportedly calling Saraki a "Jerk" and making inducing posts on Facebook against him.

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This was subsequent to a suit recorded by Jimoh Adesina, who is a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the state.

Following Biodun's arraignment, it was supposed in a few quarters that he has been eased of his arrangement in the state common administration.

In any case, the Senate President who denied having any turn in Biodun's arraignment additionally rejected the sack bits of gossip.

He said on Friday morning: "My consideration has quite recently been attracted to a completely false tale about a government worker being sacked for censuring me.

"As an open worker who has subjected me to the administration of my nation, I confront feedback consistently from many quarters.

"In any case, this does not prevent me. It never has. I gain from the valuable reactions, and keep on working with my associates in the Senate to pass our administrative plan for all Nigerians.

"I utilize web-based social networking. All things considered, I am a firm devotee to the right to speak freely and the utilization of web-based social networking to ventilate sees.

"All through my chance in broad daylight office, I have never endeavored to smother anybody's opportunity to talk his/her psyche. This can be said of my chance as a Representative, as a first time Congressperson, and now as the Senate President. This won't change