Saraki Sneaks Self Into NASS To Avoid Impeachment. The Abuja homes of the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, and the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, have been encompassed by agents of the Department of State Services (DSS) and men of the Nigerian police. The security agents touched base in the early long periods of Tuesday.

Those at Saraki's Maitama living arrangement, be that as it may, left around 7:30am when the Senate President was said to have left the premises. The agents are comprehended to at present be at Ekweremadu's Apo living arrangement. Bukola Saraki on Tuesdsay sneaked himself into the National Assembly complex in a private vehicle in order to foil his impeachment process.

Saraki, who also presided over Tuesday’s plenary, had been on the National Assembly Complex premises long before the plenary began. It was also gathered that Saraki announced the defection of some lawmakers.

Saraki was not in the vehicle when a detachment of security operatives blocked his convoy at his Apo residence with the view to preventing them from leaving the house.

The Inspector-General of Police, Ibrahim Idris, had on Monday welcomed Saraki to answer to the Force Intelligence Response Team office at Guzape, Abuja, for cross examination over charged connects to the driving forces of the Offa bank robberies.

The IG, in a letter dated July 23 routed to Saraki, requesting that he answer to the police on Tuesday (Today) at 8am to furnish assist elucidation on his association with the five pioneers of the burglary pack.

It was gathered that the PSG had perfected a plan to hurriedly Impeach Saraki as soon as he honours the police invitation, as signatures were said to have been collected overnight.

Having sensed the sinister move by the opposing camp, Saraki decided to outsmart them by quickly sneaking into the National Assembly with a rickety vehicle he drove himself.

It was gathered that Saraki had also perfected his plans to announce his defection from the All Progressives Congress (APC) today and adjourn the plenary sine dine.

As of the time of filing this report, the mood at the National Assembly was tensed, with policemen taking over the premises.

It is not clear with the turn of the event if Saraki will honour the Police invitation regarding Offa robbery, but he announced on Monday evening his intention to do so.