The House of Representatives said its leadership was awaiting invitation from the Presidency for any meeting that would improve the relationship between the National Assembly and the executive.
It also noted while it had not declared any war against President Muhammadu Buhari.
The Chairman, House Committee on Media and Public Affairs, Mr. Abdulrazak Namdas, who said this added that lawmakers were in solidarity with the senate because they saw the prosecution of Saraki and Ekweremadu as an attempt to humiliate the National Assembly.
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Namdas said, “As a House, we are ready any day to meet with Mr. President. For now, no invitation has come to us to come for either a meeting or dinner; none.
“But, if it comes, we will go to see the President. Any effort that will further enhance our present relationship with the executive, we will support it.
“We are not on the warpath with the President, but this relationship can be better. I want to state here that the issues at stake have to do more with the Senate than the House of Representatives.”
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