Senate President Bukola Saraki could not excape using Pigin English to reply a question thrown at him over the visit of South African President Jacob Zuma to the National Assembly on Tuesday in Abuja.
Pigin English which has come to stay in Nigeria, is a local palance Nigerians commonly use to express themselves away from using the spoken English taught in schools…
Saraki’s follower on Twitter queried what transpired at the NASS when Zuma address a joint sitting of the both chambers, but you won’t believe Saraki’s reply…read
